Score your story
Story Rater
An honest score for your story or chapter — prose, character, plot, originality, emotion, and dialogue.
The writer's bench · 1 credit a run
Paste a premise or an outline before you write it. You get the familiar ground it stands on, up to three earlier works to look up, what in it is yours (quoted from your own words), and two or three ways to push it fresher. Or put up to three versions side by side. It is instructed never to say how many books resemble yours, never to talk about the market, and never to tell you not to write it.
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Score your story
An honest score for your story or chapter — prose, character, plot, originality, emotion, and dialogue.
Line-edit your prose
Concrete fixes for your draft — grammar, weak sentences, pacing, show-don't-tell, POV, and dialogue.
Read the whole manuscript
Every chapter of a 3,000–120,000-word manuscript read and scored, then one editorial letter — priorities, continuity, and a query-readiness call. 12–75 credits by length.
Reads written by Claude Sonnet 4.6. The earlier works it names are leads to look up, not the result of a catalogue search.