See where readers stop, and whether they're right.
Open a round, share a link, and read the results: who finished, the paragraph where interest dropped, and which “this is wrong” comments are real contradictions.
Share chapters, not your manuscript.
Pick up to 30 chapters and open them for 7, 14 or 21 days. Extend once if you need to, or revoke the link at any time.
- A link, or personal invites
- One shared link with a reader limit, or an email invite per reader.
- An access code
- Optional. A forwarded link alone will not open the chapters.
- Spoilers stay put
- Readers get the chapters you opened and nothing else: no story notes, no notes, no other readers’ emails.
No account. Works on a phone.
Readers open the link and read. They can comment on a paragraph, react in one tap, and answer up to three questions at the end of a chapter.
- Questions that get answers
- A 1–5 scale or a one-line answer takes a few seconds, and tells you more than “it was good”.
- A name watermark
- Optional. The reader's name, the round and the date, faint behind the text, so a leaked screenshot shows where it came from.
The paragraph where they put it down.
Each chapter shows how many readers reached each paragraph. When a lot of them stop at once, the round summary names the paragraph.
Is the reader right, or misremembering?
When a reader says something looks wrong, it is checked against your story notes: a real contradiction, or the reader misremembered. Only you see the verdict, and it uses no credits.
Rounds on each plan
Free: 1 open round, 5 readers each. Writer: 3 rounds, 20 readers. Pro: 10 rounds, 60 readers. Ended rounds keep every comment.
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