Shape the book your way

Narration: Stu McCardle

bookmoth fits around your book, from an early idea to a full manuscript. Start with the page. Close Chapters and Editor, enter Focus, and stay with the writing. For a wider view, open Plan to see the structure and Codex to keep people and story details connected. Bring the editor in for a question about pacing, clarity or continuity. Use its response to decide what the passage needs. AI drafting can help test a different pace or structure, too. Keep earlier versions and compare the possibilities. A second opinion, a passage to explore, or a full draft: use as much or as little AI as helps. You are always holding the reins. Export when you're ready to share.

Steps
1. Open the manuscript, with the chapter list available for an overview.
2. Close the panels and enter Focus to stay with the page. Press Escape to return.
3. Use Plan to explore the structure and Codex to keep people and story details connected.
4. Bring Editor into a question about pace, clarity or continuity.
5. Compare complete chapter versions when exploring a different pace or structure.
6. Export the scope and format you need when the manuscript is ready to share.

Before you start
Start wherever the book needs attention, from an early idea to a complete manuscript.

Use as much or as little AI as is useful, from a second opinion to an exploratory passage or a full draft. The direction and decisions stay with you.

Prepared teaching book and prepared AI replies. Processing waits are shortened. Captions are optional and are not burnt into the picture.
