Chapter editor
Write without friction, autosave every thirty seconds, preview exactly what readers see on their phones.
Chapter editor, release schedule, reader stats and an AI assistant — in one place. Free for every author, and your work stays yours.
The four things writers need every week, and nothing extra to learn.
Write without friction, autosave every thirty seconds, preview exactly what readers see on their phones.
Schedule each chapter by the week. Readers get notified; you don’t stay up late to hit publish.
Which chapters readers drop, which they reread, and which home page block brought them in.
Spell-checking, chapter title ideas, plot-continuity checks across chapters — you decide what to keep.
Readeep doesn't write chapters for you. The assistant only takes on the chores that steal time from creating: rereading drafts, flagging slips, and translating your work into English when you want to reach new readers.
Typos, repeated words, sentences that run too long — underlined right in the editor.
A character’s age changes, a timeline slips, a detail forgotten since chapter 12 — flagged before you publish.
Three blurb ideas in your story’s voice, plus an English translation for you to edit.
Pick a title, genre and format — prose, comic or audio.
Paste an old manuscript or type directly. A cover is generated from the title.
Pick a date and time; Readeep puts the chapter in “New chapters”.
Follow reads, ratings and reviews to decide on the next chapter.
Every new author gets an editor for their first three chapters. We give notes on pacing and voice — the story stays yours.
Yes. Most authors on Readeep start from a manuscript on their computer. One chapter is enough to open a work; the rest can follow.
You keep full copyright, so you can publish on Readeep too — as long as you have no exclusivity agreement with the other platform.
No. It reviews drafts, flags plot inconsistencies and suggests blurbs and translations; every suggestion waits for you to accept or dismiss it. You can switch it off entirely.
Studio as well. Pick prose, comic or audio when you create a work; scheduling and stats work the same for all three.