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Your AI developmental editor.
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Manalyzer gives fiction authors the kind of feedback a senior editor would - pacing, character, worldbuilding, marketability - in minutes, not months. Then it helps you launch and grow your book, all in one place.
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Manuscript Health
87/100
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Critic
"Chapter 12 pacing drops by 18%. Want me to suggest three fixes?"
Three jobs, one platform
Write it. Launch it. Grow it.
Most author tools do one job well. Manalyzer does three — and gets smarter at each one as you use it.
Market
Generate a complete launch playbook from your manuscript — Instagram, X, email, ads, blurbs, comp titles — written in your book's own voice. Ready in the time it takes to make tea.
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A real Manalyzer report, unredacted
This is what you see after uploading a manuscript. A 42,977-word Victorian mystery, analysed end-to-end in ~3 minutes. Click any card to dig in.
The Sign of the Four · Full report
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AI Fingerprint & scores
AI Fingerprint41/100
Worldbuilding80/100
Show vs Tell60/100
Repetition70/100
Top 3 findings
- 1Pacing sags in the second half. The Andaman gazetteer in Ch. 8 and Small's confession in Ch. 12 both run long; redistribute the backstory more organically.
- 2Jonathan Small feels like a narrative convenience. His exhaustive monologue exists primarily to deliver backstory rather than as a fully realised character.
- 3Watson's love declaration is rushed. It arrives as a sudden pivot in the penultimate chapter against a carefully built emotional foundation.
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Writers who use it
Loved by authors who finish books
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"Manalyzer helped me spot plot holes I'd completely missed. A real game-changer."
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"The pacing analysis was incredibly insightful. My manuscript is so much stronger now."
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"Caught so many repetitive phrases I was blind to. It's like a super-powered critique partner."
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"The functionality and the features are truly exceptional. As a writer the insights offered are invaluable."
How it stacks up
Manalyzer vs the alternatives
A one-glance comparison of what you actually get, not what's on the marketing page.
| Feature | Manalyzer | Pro editor | Grammarly | Sudowrite |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Developmental editing | ✓ | ✓ | — | Partial |
| Character consistency AI | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| Interactive chat about your MS | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Full novel (200K words) | ✓ | ✓ | — | Partial |
| Marketing playbook | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Price per analysis | $9–29 | $1,500–5,000 | N/A | ~$19/mo |
| Turnaround | ~3 min | 4–8 weeks | Real-time | Real-time |
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