01 · Set the creative direction
Pick a genre tone and a lead character. Suggested picture-card options help reduce the blank-page problem, and you can change the setup.
What actually happens inside the studio?
The platform is presented as a structured series-building workflow, not a magical button that replaces an author. You still choose a direction, check the output and make the final publishing decisions.
02 · Shape an original premise
Explore story idea cards and decide which conflict, setting and character motivation should lead the series. Keep or revise the pitch.
03 · Build the Series Map
Record the world rules, established facts and long-term story elements in one central reference.
04 · Plan chapters before drafting
Review each chapter plan, adjust pacing and story events, and check whether it gives the reader a reason to continue.
05 · Draft chapters in the Writing Room
Generate a chapter using your settings and hero record. Review every passage for style, logic, originality and readability.
06 · Prepare cover and listing
Create or upload cover artwork; assemble listing descriptions and discoverability ideas. Inspect typography, genre signals and rights.
07 · Export publishing files
Prepare EPUB and print files, along with cover assets and a KDP checklist. Final validation and uploading remain your responsibility.
08 · Continue into the next book
Bring forward unresolved story threads, character status and established facts to set up the next volume.
How long does a book take?
The vendor describes a standard 30-chapter book of roughly 80,000 words, alongside a shorter 18-chapter option and larger projects. The time required varies with editing, revisions and the number of generated steps. Those are configuration choices, not a guaranteed delivery schedule.
A publication-ready book still needs human quality control. Check continuity, prose, attribution, copyright, formatting and the platform rules that apply when you publish.