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A private manuscript review workspace for authors and trusted reviewers — with a public showcase once you're ready to publish.

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Pick up where you left off — chapters, reviewer feedback, and version history.

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What it is

A private, structured workspace where authors share Markdown manuscripts with trusted reviewers — chapter by chapter — and collect feedback anchored directly to the exact sentence it's about, threaded and resolvable, right next to the text itself.

Why it exists

Manuscript feedback usually fragments across email attachments, shared docs, and PDFs — this keeps it in one place, attached to the text.
Git pull-request review is precise but uncomfortable for non-developer reviewers — friends, editors, subject-matter experts. This gives them the same precision without Git.
Built specifically for the book review lifecycle — chapters, frozen versions, reviewer rounds — not repurposed from a general-purpose document editor.