AI readers simulate the attention curves of real readers; AI editors give structured feedback from the perspective of 200+ senior editors. A complete read in under a day.
Structurally solid overall. Chapters 3–4 sag — readers' attention drops noticeably here. Suggest cutting Maya's interior monologue at the start of Ch. 3 (readers already know what she's thinking).
Most "AI feedback" comes from one perspective. Slima runs two engines — AI readers reflect actual reading experience, AI editors do structured analysis.
AI readers read the whole book and tell you where it dips and where it grabs. AI editors break it down and tell you how to fix it. Both run at once, neither blocks the other.
Attention drops. Some passages grab. Chapter three is where readers want to quit. AI readers mimic these real reactions.
Trained on the editorial paths of 200+ senior editors. Output reads like the rejection letter a publishing house would actually write.
Most AI feedback is a paragraph of polite generalities. Slima's AI readers respond to every passage you wrote — like real readers do.
Visualizes the rise and fall of attention across the whole manuscript. Drop zones (where attention slips) and emotional peaks are flagged — click any of them to jump to the matching passage.
drop / peak detectionEach paragraph annotated with reader mood (engaged, confused, skim) plus inner monologue. "Almost stopped here." "This pulled me right back." — what readers actually think.
paragraph-level granularityModels target-audience reception by genre. Kindle readers, literary critics, YA fans — different tastes, different reactions, broken out per cohort.
genre-awareMaya (34, literary), David (47, ex-editor), Pia (22, YA)… each with their own taste, age, reading history. Custom readers persist across reports.
custom personasAI editors don't just "give opinions" — they integrate the editorial paths of 200+ senior editors and analyze your manuscript across six professional dimensions.
Three-act beats, turn strength, ending landings
Arcs, motivation consistency, supporting cast weight
Scene density, tension curve, breathing room
Syntax, rhythm, voice signature, dialogue edges
Genre expectations, audience match, publishing direction
Holistic read of the whole MS plus a fix priority list
A letter that reads like the rejection note a publishing house would actually write — calling out the main issues, preserving the strengths, pointing the way forward.
Specific questions you ask (e.g., "Is the pacing right in Ch. 3?") get analyzed one by one.
A complete read — overall scores, attention curve, reader quotes, editorial letter, Q&A — delivered together.
I almost stopped at chapter three — the time-jumps confused me. But I found the rhythm again, and chapter five had me hooked.
— Maya, 34 · literary fiction
The dialogue cuts. But the protagonist's interior went missing in the middle, and I lost her there.
— David, 47 · ex-editor
Honestly? I loved chapter three. That mess is the point.
— Pia, 22 · YA & fantasy
AI readers and AI editors run in parallel — neither blocks the other.
Long-form supported. Pull from your Slima cloud or upload directly.
Select 5–8 readers from the persona library. Tick the editor passes you want — or all six.
Readers read end to end while editors do structured passes — concurrent, non-blocking.
Scores + heatmap + editorial letter + fix priority. Shareable, exportable.
AI readers read it once, then forget. We don't train models on your content — that's written into our terms.
Once the report is generated, content is cleared from inference memory.
Your manuscript is never used to train any model — not ours, not third-party.
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5 readers go end to end. Attention curve, heatmap, inner monologue — all included.
All 6 editor passes run. Editorial letter + Q&A block delivered.
Format, depth, exportability — identical to what subscribers get. No feature limits.
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A full AI reader report + AI editorial feedback (5 readers + all 6 passes). Identical to the format paid subscribers get. No feature limits. Read once, then cleared. Never trained on.
Each AI reader has a persona — age, reading history, taste, dislikes, voice samples. They react in character: Maya engages more with literary fiction than hard sci-fi; David flags time-jumps the moment he sees them. Attention curves, heatmaps, and inner monologue are visualizations of those reactions.
The AI editor's judgment paths integrate the editorial habits of 200+ senior editors (across fiction, scripts, commercial, literary, etc.) — what they check first, the angles they give feedback from, how they identify strengths and weaknesses. So you don't get "one AI's opinion" — you get an integrated read trained on 200+ editors.
No. Read once, then cleared — content leaves inference memory once the report is done. Slima never trains models on your content. That's written into our terms.
Long-form is supported (novel-length). The full manuscript is read end to end; each AI reader holds the whole text in context while writing notes — so cross-chapter contradictions actually surface.
Yes. "Custom reader" lets you define taste, age, reading history, dislikes, and voice samples. The reader stays consistent across reports as long as you keep them.
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