Structural feedback. Editorial revision. Chapter scoring. Then, on Author Pro, Book Bible and submission tools — all in one writing workspace.
Editoria reviews the manuscript you have already written, chapter by chapter, with structured feedback on clarity, pacing, structure, voice, continuity and reader engagement. Try one real chapter free, then continue through the full manuscript when you are ready.
No login required. Paste or upload one chapter and see your first editorial report before creating an account.
Your story stays yours. Editoria suggests improvements — it does not write the book for you.

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Paste or upload a chapter and get a structured editorial report — no card required.
Keep going
Continue chapter by chapter, building a stronger, more consistent book as you go.
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Track characters, timelines and lore, then prepare query letters, synopses and bios.
Most writers do not need another blank-page AI tool. They need honest, structured feedback on the draft they already created.
Is the chapter clear?
Does the pacing drag?
Are characters and details consistent?
Does the voice stay steady?
Would a reader keep turning the page?
Is this ready to send out?
Editorial analysis across six dimensions of your writing — in UK, US, Canadian, Australian, or New Zealand English, matched to your target reader market.
Clarity and readability
Flags confusing sentences, repeated phrasing and passages that may slow the reader down.
Pacing and tension
Identifies where momentum dips or scenes drag without advancing the story.
Structure and flow
Highlights weak transitions, uneven scene order and passages that disrupt the reading rhythm.
Voice and style consistency
Detects shifts in tone, register or narrative voice that may pull the reader out.
Character, plot and continuity
Spots inconsistent details, timeline gaps and character behaviour that doesn't track.
Submission readiness
Assesses whether the chapter is polished enough to share with readers, agents or editors.
Editoria works like an editorial first pass. It highlights issues, explains why they may matter, and suggests alternatives where useful. You stay in control of every change.
Spellcheck
Catches spelling.
Grammar tools
Catch grammar.
Editoria
Catches wider editorial issues: pacing, clarity, continuity, structure and reader experience.
A realistic sample of the editorial report you'll receive.
Chapter Health Score
Sample Chapter — Chapter 3
Good Foundation · Needs Refinement
Strengths
The opening establishes the narrator's emotional state quickly and gives the reader an immediate reason to continue. Dialogue feels natural and distinct between characters.
Issues to fix first
Paragraphs 6–8 repeat the same internal conflict without adding new information or changing the character's decision. The scene transition at the midpoint lacks a temporal anchor.
Line-level suggestions
She felt sad about what had happened.
Suggested: The weight of it settled in her chest before she could name it.
Continuity notes
Character referred to as "Katherine" in paragraph 2 and "Kath" in paragraph 11 with no established nickname. Timeline gap between the café scene and the drive home is unclear.
Reader engagement notes
The chapter's emotional hook is strong in the first three paragraphs but momentum dips in the middle section. Consider tightening the reflection to maintain forward pull.
Revision priority list
Prepare your manuscript for UK, US, Canadian, Australian, or New Zealand readers. Editoria adapts spelling, grammar, punctuation, and regional wording while preserving your author voice, setting, characters, and intentional dialect.
Choose your reader market. Keep your voice. Editoria edits in UK, US, Canadian, Australian, or New Zealand English without flattening your story.
Professional editing is valuable, but many writers want to improve the obvious issues first. Editoria gives you a structured starting point so you can revise with more confidence before paying for a full edit, asking beta readers, or submitting your work.
Editoria does not replace professional editing. It helps you arrive at that stage better prepared.
From first chapter to submission-ready manuscript.
Paste or upload a chapter
Receive a structured editorial report
Review suggested improvements
Track book-level notes in your workspace
Build your Book Bible
Prepare submission materials when ready
Track characters, places, timelines, relationships, style notes and recurring details so continuity problems are easier to catch as the manuscript grows.
Characters
Names, descriptions, motivations and last-known status
Locations
Places, settings and world details
Timelines
Events and chronological anchors
Lore & rules
World-building notes and consistency checks
Query letters
Draft and refine your approach to agents
Synopses
Short, one-page and full synopsis notes
Author bios
Short and medium variants for submissions
Submission tracking
Log where you've sent work and follow up
When the manuscript is stronger, use the Submission Toolkit to organise synopsis notes, query materials, chapter readiness and next steps.
Begin with one chapter and see the value before committing to anything.
Free Chapter Check
Analyse one chapter and see the report format.
Writer
For active writers revising chapters.
Author Pro
For serious manuscripts and submission preparation.
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