Edit a chapter without losing your voice
Reads the chapter and suggests changes to pace, dialogue and repetition, explaining each one without rewriting your style. You accept what convinces you and reject the rest.
An example of what you typeReview this chapter: the dialogue between Salma and her father feels forced. Suggest edits that keep my language as it is
AvailableWriting, editing and translation
Background research for the story
Gathers details on place, period, customs and dress, summarised with sources, so you can verify them yourself before you build a scene on them.
An example of what you typeI need details on daily life in Baghdad's Shorja market in the 1950s: goods, sounds and trades, with sources
AvailableResearch and summaries with sources
Characters and timeline
Pulls characters, ages and event dates from the manuscript and flags contradictions, like a character whose age shifts between chapters. You decide how to fix them.
An example of what you typeBuild a table of the characters and their ages in each chapter, and flag any contradiction in the dates
AvailableWriting, editing and translation
Handwritten notebooks to text
Photograph your notebook pages and it reads your Arabic handwriting into editable text. You check the text against the original page before it joins the draft.
An example of what you typeThese are photos of three pages from my notebook. Turn them into text exactly as written, with no corrections
AvailableReading images and documents
Cover concepts
Generates cover concepts from your novel's description and mood, to show your designer or publisher or to use directly. You choose and ask for changes to colour and composition.
An example of what you typeSuggest four cover images for a novel about an old house on the Tigris: faded colours, a feeling of nostalgia, no people
AvailableImage generation
Dictate ideas on the move
Record a scene idea while walking, in Arabic or your dialect, and it turns it into tidy written notes. You review them and move what you want into the draft.
An example of what you typeTranscribe this recording as tidy notes and keep the suggested dialogue on separate lines from the description
AvailableSpeech to text