Volume I · The Whole Book
One workspace,the whole novel.
an instrument for working novelists
Map the book.
Acts, chapters, characters, plot threads. Every scene, on a canvas.
Map the book on a canvas.
A visual planner where Acts hold Chapters, Chapters hold Scenes, and Characters and Plot threads run sideways across the whole arc. Plan to the depth that helps you write. Stop tracking it in seven different files.
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Acts → Chapters → Scenes
Drag-and-drop hierarchy. Outline view by default, Plottr-style timeline when you need it.
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Characters and plot threads
Cast and subplots float beside the chapters they touch. Click any chapter pill to jump.
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AI plan generation
Elite tier: paste a premise, get a fully populated outline back in your voice.
Open the PlannerThree chapters connect into the midpoint. The lighthouse subplot runs from chapter 9 to the climax. Character cards float at the side.
On his eighteenth birthday, he wakes with a sudden, irrational certainty that he will die soon.
He spends his nineteenth year chasing medical certainty, only to realize every test leaves the fear untouched.
At twenty, he pushes his body harder with extreme routines, turning fear into a private experiment in control.
He adopts a rigid clean-living regimen at twenty-one, but the discipline starts to feel like worship.
His body fails him and he flatlines, forcing the story into the first real encounter with death.
Stay on the page.
Slash commands on demand. A polish suggestion when you pause. Every word stays yours.
Slash commands at the page.
You write the prose. When you want a hand, type slash to call /im-stuck, /tighten, /describe, or /checks-out. Pause on a paragraph and a short polish suggestion appears in the margin. Accept it, ignore it, or keep typing — every word ships under your name.
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Slash commands on demand
/im-stuck for a nudge, /tighten for compression, /describe to set a scene, /checks-out for a continuity sweep. Type slash, pick, done.
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Margin polish when you pause
Idle a second on a paragraph and a short polish suggestion lines up in the side rail. Accept, dismiss, or just keep writing.
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Your plan and voice in context, never on the page
Inkett knows the chapter you're in, the cast that's present, and your style — and only uses that context when you call for a slash command.
Open the Co-WriterType /tighten on the paragraph. Pause on the next one. The page stays yours; the help stays in the margin.
The lighthouse blinked twice before Marcus heard her step
behind him. Salt in the air, salt in his throat. He did not
turn around. He had already decided what he would say,
and
Get the editor's notes.
Pacing, plot, voice, continuity. Chapter-anchored. In three minutes.
$5k to $10k per book from a freelancer. $29 a month from Inkett, every book you write.
Upload a finished 80,000-word manuscript. Three minutes later, get back the editorial letter, the pacing curve, the chapter-anchored notes, and the continuity flags. Run it again on every revision.
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Editorial letter, first thing
A one-page read on the structural shape of the book, the way a freelance editor would open with.
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Chapter-anchored notes
Pacing, plot, POV slips, voice drift, dialogue cadence, scene-level want — each pinned to a chapter.
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Continuity, name by name
Selective contradiction sweep so eye colours, dates, and character histories don't drift between chapters.
Open the EditorYour second act sags from chapter 11 to 14. Marcus carries no scene-level want from the funeral until the parking-lot confrontation.
Pacing across the arc
Ch. 11 to 14 · sagging
Marcus carries no scene-level want from the funeral until the parking-lot confrontation. He reacts but never pursues. Give him a private goal in chapter sixteen.
5 chapter-anchored notes
Freelance editor
$5,000 to $10,000 per book
4 to 8 weeks · one book · one round of notes
Inkett Editor
$29 a month, every book
Three minutes · as many drafts as you write · revisions price-in
§ Plans & pricing
Pricing for working writers.
Start free with one Full Edit on the house. Move up when the book asks for more drafts, more reads, or the Co-Writer. Cancel any time.
Free
No card needed
Publish to readers. Earn royalties on any paid plan.
- 1 lifetime Full Edit · 50,000 words
- Co-Writer · 25 AI assists / month
- Planner · Acts · 1 plan stored
- Publish books · upgrade to earn royalties
- Voice profile · 2 samples
Pro
$290 / yr · save 17%
For the writer with one book in motion.
- 2 Full Edits · 2 Revisions / month
- 125 Co-Writer assists / month
- 150,000-word manuscript cap
- Planner · Acts only · 1 plan stored
- Publisher · 60% royalty
Studio
$690 / yr · save 17%
The working-novelist tier. Full Planner, higher royalty, more capacity.
- 6 Full Edits · 6 Revisions / month
- 400 Co-Writer assists / month
- 200,000-word manuscript cap
- Planner · acts + chapters + 10 characters
- Publisher · 75% royalty
Elite
$1,790 / yr · save 17%
Every node, every assist, the highest royalty.
- 15 Full Edits · 15 Revisions / month
- 1,500 Co-Writer assists / month
- 250,000-word manuscript cap
- AI plan generation · unlimited Planner
- Publisher · 85% royalty · priority discovery
All paid plans · cancel any time
§ What Inkett actually does
Built for the people who write for a living.
One platform for the craft work and the business work. The thing every other writing product has refused to be.
Sounds like you, not like AI
Inkett models your voice from samples you choose. Suggestions come out in your cadence, not generic AI prose.
Plans your story on a canvas
A node-based visual planner. Drag-drop Acts, Chapters, Characters, Plot Threads. Plan as deep or as shallow as you want.
Writes beside you, not for you
Live pair-writing in your voice, with your plan as the guide. Continuity flags, tone calibration, ideas on tap. You always direct; nothing ships under your name unless you accept it.
$5k to $10k freelance edit, every book, for $29 a month
Pacing, plot, POV, voice drift, scene-level tension, continuity. Chapter-anchored notes. A one-page editorial letter. The kind of edit you'd otherwise hire.
Publishes to your readers
Native publishing layer. One click from manuscript to a book on Inkett. Reader subscriptions, read-time-weighted payouts, native discovery. You keep up to 85%.
Your work is yours
Your voice profile is private to your account. Delete your manuscripts, your voice profile, or your whole account from settings at any time.
Augments the work, never replaces the writer
Inkett carries the planning, the drafting partner, the developmental edit, and the audience layer. The words on the page stay yours.
The first hundred shape the platform.
Inkett is being built with a small cohort of working novelists. You get a permanent place in how the platform gets built and who it gets built for, and your name on the colophon every reader sees.
- Founding-writer mark on your profile and on every published book.
- Day-one access to every tool the moment it ships.
- Private founders' room. Direct line to the team. Build notes weekly.
No card. No obligation. Founding mark stays with you forever.
See how Inkett reads books you already know.
Public-domain novels run through the same developmental edit a working writer would pay for. The same letter, the same chapter notes, on books you can fact-check yourself.
Inkett is the writing stack for novelists. One platform that knows your voice and carries you across the entire arc of a book. Four tools under one roof: Inkett Planner (visual story planning), Inkett Co-Writer (live pair-writing), Inkett Editor (developmental edit on a finished manuscript), and Inkett Publisher (publish to readers, share revenue). Planner, Co-Writer, and Editor are live today. Publisher ships next.
The closing pitch
Open the workspace.
Plan a book today. Get the editor's notes back tonight. Free tier never expires.
No card. No contract. Cancel any time.
