Everything authors ask us.

Four professional passes — developmental, line, copy edit, and proofread. The same passes a major house runs, processed in hours instead of months. You review and approve every change; nothing publishes without your sign-off.

Yes — a human editorial add-on at market rates ($2,000–$5,000 depending on length and depth). Most authors find no difference in quality, but the option is there.

Because there are no freelancers in the chain — no one waiting on an editor's availability or a designer's queue. After your second approval, three production branches run in parallel. The only variable is how fast you approve.

Within minutes the system reads it and produces an analysis — word count, structure, genre, and a market brief for your niche. Then the editorial passes begin automatically. No scheduling, no queue.

You talk to the system. "What's the status of my book?" — it tells you. "Show me my sales" — it reads your numbers. "Approve the proofread" — the pipeline advances. No menus, no dashboards.

Before you wrote a word, the system analyzed your genre — competition, pricing, covers, keywords, reader demographics, channels, seasonality. Every decision about your book is backed by real market data. You don't guess; the system knows.

A plain-language summary of your week: units sold, revenue by format, list growth, ad performance, audiobook streams, and what the system is adjusting next. Read it, or have it read to you.

Professional: a genre-matched voice from our narrator library. Empire: we clone your actual voice from a 30-minute recording, and every current and future book narrates in your voice automatically. Distributed to Audible, Spotify, Apple, and 240,000+ libraries.

Empire includes voice cloning. Record 30 minutes once; that becomes a permanent voice asset that narrates every future book — and works for marketing clips, podcast intros, and course narration.

It transforms your book into short-form screen content — episodic micro-dramas on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Reels, ReelShort and DramaBox. Professional gets a teaser; Empire gets full episodic production. You earn 70% of VOLTA revenue.

The micro-drama market is a $14 billion industry, and your book is already a script waiting to be visualized. VOLTA puts your story in front of audiences who discover content through video — and turns viewers into readers.

That's where it gets powerful. Your first book teaches the system about your audience. By the second, every decision is smarter — the cover converts better, the targeting is tighter, the timing optimized. Your voice clone narrates automatically; your list is already built. You just write.

The Market Intelligence Engine covers every genre. Tell the system you're considering a new direction and it generates a full brief — demand, competition, pricing, audience, cover trends, revenue projection — before you write Chapter 1.