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The pact

AI does not write your book.
It helps you write it yourself.

The coaches read, question, flag and check. They never produce a line of your prose. The final word is always yours.

What the coaches do

  • Read your chapter and tell you where tension drops
  • Spot a repetition, a limp adverb
  • Check that the scar does not switch cheeks
  • Nudge you with a question when you are stuck

What they will never do

  • Write a paragraph for you
  • Rewrite a sentence “better”
  • Invent the rest of your plot
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01The workshop

Your whole novel, in one place.

Chapters, characters, structure and progress live together, and talk to each other.

The Ashes of Almara · Act II
Chapter 7 · The trial
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The courtroom smelled of cold wax and fear. Aurèle looked up at the judges: none would meet his gaze.

That was when he understood the verdict had been written long ago.

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One page, your text, nothing else.

Full screen, continuous autosave, drafts kept offline. The coaches wait at the bottom; you call them.

Characters · profile
A
Aurèle of AlmaraProtagonist · 12 chapters
Arc

From shame to belonging.

Appearance

Scar on left cheek, father’s coat.

AurèleSélénaOren

Characters and places, tied to your story.

One profile per character, one per place, relationships drawn on a map. In chapter 40, everything is one click away.

Structure · three acts
The Ashes of Almara Guide: fantasy
Act IAct IIAct III
Setup
Incident
1st plot point
You are hereMidpoint
2nd plot point
Climax
End
Dédale · watch outThe midpoint promises a revelation about Séléna. Nothing builds on it before the climax.

Always know where you stand.

Three acts, five acts, the Hero’s Journey or your own framework. Every milestone has its guiding questions.

Writing statistics
Your writing habit, in black and white
Today
1 240 +18 %
Streak
12 days
Total
38 420
November challenge · day 2338 420 / 50 000
At this pace you finish on 28 November.

Consistency is built. And it shows.

A goal, a streak, and a finish date recalculated after every session.

02Five coaches

Five readers. Each with a craft.

You pick the coach, the chapter, the moment. Your text on the left, what the coach gives back on the right.

Théo reads your whole chapter, as an editor would, and gives feedback in five parts: intention, pacing, voice, continuity, next step. He never rewrites a line.

Your chapter

The courtroom smelled of cold wax and fear. Aurèle looked up at the judges: none would meet his gaze.

That was when he understood the verdict had been written long ago, and that he had only one thing left to defend: the truth. Séléna, in the centre, had not moved. She was waiting for him to speak first.

He thought back to the escape, to Vhel Harbour, to Oren’s hand on his shoulder. All of it seemed to belong to someone else.

What Théo gives back
IntentionPacingVoiceContinuityNext stepSummary
What worksYour opening is superb: cold wax and fear, we are there in one sentence. The judges’ silence builds more tension than any dialogue.
What dragsTension drops in the third paragraph: the flashback to the escape comes too early, the reader wants to stay in the hall.
Next stepWhat if the judges refused to look at him for a reason other than shame? What does Séléna know that Aurèle does not yet?

The Proofreader highlights repetitions, agreement, punctuation and limp adverbs, and explains. It never replaces a word: you make the correction yourself, in your sentence.

Your passage

Aurèle raised his eyes to the judges: none would meet his gaze. He lowered his eyes and waited, really alone in the middle of the vast hall.

Séléna, in the centre, had not moved. She was waiting for him to speak first, and that silence was very heavy.

What the Proofreader gives back
Repetition“eyes” twice and “gaze” in the same sentence.
SeenIgnore
Weak adverb“really” adds nothing to “alone”. Same for “very heavy”: the silence is enough.
PunctuationA comma is expected before “in the middle of the hall”.
Basic spelling correction is unlimited, on every plan.

The Archivist rereads your chapter with your profiles at hand: dates, places, physical details. When a new name appears, it offers to create a profile. It never corrects anything itself.

Your chapter

The courtroom smelled of cold wax. Master Orsel, the clerk, read the indictment without looking up.

Aurèle touched the scar on his right cheek, the gesture he made when he was afraid. His father’s coat weighed on his shoulders.

What the Archivist gives back
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Inconsistency
Aurèle’s scar is on his left cheek in his profile and in chapter 2.
See profile
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New character
“Master Orsel”, court clerk. Draft profile ready.
Create profile
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New location
The Almara courtroom, never recorded.
Add to locations
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Detail to record
Aurèle’s father’s coat, missing from the profile.
Add

Dédale watches over your framework: a milestone promised then forgotten, tension that sags for four chapters. It flags, you decide. “Intended” is always a valid answer.

Your structure
Act IAct IIAct III
Setup
Incident
1st plot point
You are here · ch. 7Midpoint
2nd plot point
Climax
End
MidpointAurèle’s trial. Everything turns: he learns Séléna wrote the verdict.
Second plot pointTo write. Guiding question: what does Aurèle lose by learning the truth?
What Dédale gives back
Watch outThe midpoint promises a revelation about Séléna. Nothing builds on it before the climax: four chapters where tension sags.
See chaptersIntended
Milestone keptThe first plot point lands in chapter 4, as planned.
PacingYour chapters run between 2,800 and 3,400 words. Steady.

The Art Director gives your novel an image: a provisional cover, the mood of a place, a character portrait. You describe, it offers three directions, you keep the one that speaks to you.

Your description

The capital of Almara seen from the harbour: a stone city, violet mist, storm light. No characters.

Style: engraving, ink and wash · Format: cover

What it offers
1
2 · chosen
3
Set as cover, or describe it differently.
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03Pricing

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04Before you begin

Questions writers ask.

Does AI write for me?
No, and that is intentional. Coaches prompt, question, flag and check, but your prose remains yours. There is no “rewrite” button in Sagoræ, and there never will be.
Is my writing private?
Your novels, chapters and notes are visible only to you (and the people you invite). You can export or delete your data at any time (GDPR).
Can I import a novel I already started?
Yes. Import your Word or PDF manuscript and Sagoræ detects chapters automatically. Pick up where you left off.
What happens if I cancel my subscription?
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