Literess

Literess sits beside your manuscript. She reads it page by page and talks it through with you. Every change she proposes arrives as a suggestion you accept or reject, like the one above.

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Watch her work

A minute and a half at her desk, recorded live in the app: she tightens a paragraph, you accept it, then she reads your notes and argues about the ending.

Shown in the Workshop look. Literess also comes in a plain one.

Features

Everything on her desk

An editor built for long manuscripts, a companion who reads all of it, and the tools to keep a book in order.

Writing

Built for long manuscripts
A long draft opens as pages, so a whole novel stays quick to read and edit.
Suggestions, never silent edits
Her changes arrive as tracked suggestions. Accept or reject each one in the text or in the review panel.
Comments in the margin
Comment on any passage and reply in threads. She answers in the same threads.
Every version kept
Look back at any earlier version of a document and restore it.
Export and share
Export to Markdown, Word or Notion, or publish a read-only link, with a password if you like.

Literess

Reads the whole manuscript
She works through long documents page by page and keeps track of what happened where.
Remembers
She keeps notes about your characters, your projects and how you like to work. Ask what she remembers, or ask her to forget.
Knows when to step in
If you seem stuck, she may offer a thought. Most of the time she lets you write.
Speaks and listens
Send her a voice message, or have her read a passage aloud.
Checks facts
She can search the web and read a page when a detail needs checking.

Workspace

Projects and a library
Keep each book in its own project. Lock a private project with a PIN.
Side by side
Open chapters and notes in tabs and panes. She knows what you have open.
Story map
Lay out your scenes in order, with what causes what and the facts of your world.
Search by meaning
Find a passage by its words or by what it is about.
Conversations per project
Each project keeps its own chats. Rewind a chat, or branch it from any message.

Models and agents

Choose her model
Pick the model she thinks with, from Google, Anthropic, OpenAI, Moonshot, Alibaba and others.
Bring your ChatGPT
Connect your own ChatGPT account and she can run on your subscription.
Bring your assistant
Connect Claude or another assistant over MCP. It joins the same comments and chats, and by default its edits arrive as suggestions too.

Also: a tabletop mode where she runs a role-playing game with maps and companions · two looks, Classic and Workshop · works on phones and installs as an app · notifications when she replies.

How it works

Three steps, and you decide every one

  1. Bring your draftPaste in a chapter or start writing. Keep a book's chapters and notes together in a project.
  2. Talk it throughAsk about a scene, a character or a single line. She reads the pages she needs and answers in the chat.
  3. Keep what helpsHer edits wait in the text as suggestions. Accept the ones you like and reject the rest.

Privacy

Your writing stays yours

Details in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

FAQ

Questions

Will Literess write my book for me?

No. She reads, comments and suggests. Every change she proposes is a suggestion you accept or reject, and the writing stays yours.

How much does it cost?

Literess is free during the beta. Paid plans for long manuscripts and heavier use are planned for 2027, and we will publish prices before anything is charged.

Which AI models does it use?

You choose in the chat, from models made by Google, Anthropic, OpenAI, Moonshot, Alibaba and others. Smaller models handle background work such as titles and summaries. The Privacy Policy lists every provider.

Who can see my writing?

Only you, unless you publish a document. To answer you, the relevant parts are sent to the provider of the model in use, under its API terms. Nothing is used to train AI models.

Which languages does she work in?

The app itself is in English. She can read and discuss writing in the many languages her models know.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. The app adapts to phones and can be installed on your home screen.

Can I bring Claude or another assistant?

Yes, through MCP. A connected assistant can read your documents and join comment threads and the chat. By default its edits arrive as suggestions, and it sees what you have open only if you allow it.

Who makes Literess?

Literess is built in Kraków, Poland, by Vitalii Vlasiuk (Psychothrone Studio). Write to [email protected].

Invite-only for now

Literess is in a small beta, free while it lasts. Write to [email protected] and tell us a little about what you're writing. A person reads every request.

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