Get honest beta reader feedback for your manuscripts in minutes.

Get page-by-page inline annotations and overall reviews from AI personas tailored to your genre and target audience in just a few clicks and minutes.

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Marked pages

Inline annotations

Beta readers

Full Manuscript

How it works.

No favours owed, no waiting for weeks, no need to fear getting judged by other fellow humans.

Hand in the .docx

Submit a .docx up to 300,000 words.

Match your manuscript to the right readers

Give a title, one to three genres, and an audience age group, then select between three and five readers.

Wait for your feedback to return in minutes

Inline margin annotations, a /5 review from every reader, and one insights report ranked by what to fix first. The whole thing exports to a .docx file.

Why writers swap traditional beta readers for AI readers.

Human beta readers often ghost, take months, and pull their punches to spare your feelings. Get instant, unvarnished feedback from opinionated personas built to match your ideal target market, with zero awkwardness.

Calibrated to your target demographic

Get feedback tuned to your specific genre and target age group. Simulated readers react based on genre expectations, calling out info-dumps, pacing lags, and trope breaks.

Reading this as a 33-year-old who lives for second-chance romance and drops anything with star-crossed lovers.

— Cassandra, 33 · Fitness influencer

Brutally honest feedback

Human beta readers soften their critiques because they do not want to hurt your feelings. Simulated readers evaluate your work like real market buyers, offering raw, unvarnished reactions.

I have no reason to protect your ego.

— Hector, 61 · Literary critic

Detailed feedback in minutes

Skip the multi-month waiting periods, follow-ups, and scheduling headaches. Generate a full suite of reader inline reactions and overall reviews in the background in the span of minutes.

I read all 90,000 words while you were eating dinner.

— Owen, 27 · Night-shift security guard

No more getting ghosted

Human beta readers frequently abandon manuscripts halfway through because of life and stuff. Simulated readers are committed to reading every single word of your manuscript down to the last.

Chapter 6 bored me, but I finished it anyway and left notes on every page.

— Yolanda, 44 · Emergency doctor

Actionable feedback

Sometimes too much feedback can overwhelm. Know what needs fixing with our insights report synthesised from the annotations and overall reviews across all readers.

Three of us liked this chapter, but two felt the protagonist lost their motivation. Fix the motivation, keep the scene.

— Simon, 52 · Project manager

Privacy-first approach

Your manuscripts stay private. They are never used to train AI or shared with anyone else.

Your draft stays yours. I won't remember a word of it at the end of a session.

— Ingrid, 29 · Private investigator

Every taste in the room.

Enjoy feedback from hundreds of opinionated AI personas with diverse reading profiles.

Priya, 34
Therapist
Loves — Unreliable narrators who play fair
Hates — Trauma used as a twist
Marcus, 47
Construction foreman
Loves — Working heroes who act like workers
Hates — Rich people problems
Zoe, 26
Fitness influencer
Loves — Grind-montage energy
Hates — Love interests with no job
Errol, 58
Museum curator
Loves — Research that wears lightly
Hates — Anachronisms
Tess, 31
Flight attendant
Loves — Books finished in one shift
Hates — Fourty-chapter setups
Gwen, 44
Campaign strategist
Loves — Villains who almost win
Hates — Naive idealists
Dev, 39
Software engineer
Loves — Magic systems with rules
Hates — Plot armour
Rosa, 52
Sous chef
Loves — Food described honestly
Hates — Research dumped mid-scene
Jonah, 19
Delivery rider
Loves — Openings under 500 words
Hates — Prologues
Alma, 63
Retired librarian
Loves — Sentences worth rereading
Hates — Adverbs doing real work
Kit, 28
Stand-up comedian
Loves — Dialogue with timing
Hates — Quirk standing in for character
June, 38
Investigative journalist
Loves — Power on the page
Hates — Convenient coincidences

Pay by the amount of words read, not the month.

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