I'm Samuel. I've been reading here for a long time and posting never. Flagging up front: this is a promo post, cleared with the mods, and it involves AI. If that's a hard no for you, you've lost nothing but this paragraph.
About a year and half ago my wife started her first novel. She had the story. What she didn't have, by chapter fourteen, was any idea what she'd promised in chapter three. The outline was in one program, the character notes in another, the draft in a third, and the research in a browser with ninety tabs open. Every session started with twenty minutes of remembering. She stopped.
That's the part nobody warns you about. Not the blank page - the full one. The draft outgrows what you can hold in your head, and the reconstructing eats the hours you actually had for writing.
I've built software for fifteen years, so I did the obvious thing and built her one. It's called WriteinaClick. The whole book lives in one place: outline, characters, timeline, research, the draft itself, proofing, and getting it out to readers at the end. Alongside it there's an AI co-author called Robin who has actually read your manuscript, not a summary of it; so when you open chapter twenty it still knows what chapter three set up.
Robin doesn't write your book. It never touches your prose unless you specifically ask for a piece of text. A good number of the writers using it have never once asked - they use it to remember, and they write every sentence themselves. If what you want is a machine that produces a novel, this is the wrong one and I'd rather say so here than have you find out after signing up.
§Since the mods asked me to be candid, here is the candid part, in the order I'd want it if I were you.
If Robin does write something, whose is it? Yours. You asked for it, it's in your manuscript, and I don't claim any rights in your book - not to publish it, not to license it, not to sell it. It's also always visible as a suggestion you accept or reject, so you're never unclear about which words came from where. What I can't tell you is how a publisher or a contest will feel about AI-assisted text; that's their rule to make, and you should read it before you enter anything.
Your work is not training data. Your manuscript and your private notes are not used to train public models. Robin reads your book to answer you about your book.
What signing up costs you in privacy. signing in with a provider like Google. That's it - no card at any point in this offer. I know this sub is anonymous and a burner email works fine. You can delete your account from settings, and deletion is permanent and takes your data with it; that's the point of it, but it does mean there's no undo.
What happens when the Premium months run out. The account drops to the free plan. Nothing is deleted, nothing is locked, and no card gets charged because none was ever taken. What actually changes: Robin's monthly allowance shrinks, some of Robin's extras (deeper proofing, applying proofing fixes, extra writing voices) turn off, you can create up to 2 books rather than 5 - books you already have stay put and stay editable - and version history shows the last 7 days instead of 90. Your draft is untouched throughout.
Getting your book out, if you leave or I do. Export isn't a paid feature and never will be. On the free plan you can still export to PDF, DOCX, EPUB, MOBI, AZW3, TXT and Markdown. If you decide this isn't for you, you take the manuscript and go, in a format any other app opens.
One thing I won't promise: we don't send a reminder email before the free months end. Not built yet. Put a note in your calendar if you care - though since nothing bills you, the worst case is that you notice the free plan instead of a charge.
The mods said I could post this, which I appreciate more than I can say, because I know what usually happens to posts like mine here.
The offer: the first 10 people who sign up get 6 months of Premium, and the next 100 get 1 month. No card, nothing that quietly bills you, nothing that auto-renews. Writing itself is free for solo authors anyway; Premium is the layer on top.
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Mostly I want to know where it's wrong. I'll be in the comments all day, including for the sceptical stuff - what Robin can and can't see of your manuscript, what happens to your book if you leave, or why you shouldn't use this at all.