AI Novel Writing Software That Has Read Your Whole Book - Slima
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Write your book in one place.

Every chapter, note, character and draft. Organized, written with a coach that has read it, and tested before anyone else sees it.

app.slima.ai · Writing Studio
✦ The Assassin 87,420 w
📂 Manuscript12
📁 Act I4
📄Prologue219
📄1. The Contract2,610
📄2. Rooftops1,884
📁 Act II6
📂 Reference
👤👤 Characters
+ New chapter
📁 Act I1. The Contract

1. The Contract

The City of Light burned below like a glittering web of deceit. Elias Kane crouched on the zinc rooftop of a Haussmann building in the 7th arrondissement.

His burner phone vibrated once. Encrypted ping. Target: Victor Langlois. 72 hours. Clean.

He had done this forty times. The forty-first felt different, and he could not yet say why.

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Writing Coach
HAS READ ALL 12 CHAPTERS
Does Elias feel too calm for his first doubt?
A little. In chapter 2 his hands were shaking on the ledge, so let the doubt reach his body, not just his thoughts.↳ from ch. 2 · Rooftops
Motive & voicePacing
Continuity
Elena's eyes still green · ch. 2 ✓
↺ Snapshot saved
v4 · restore any time
📖 Reader · Maya, 34
"Chapter five had me hooked." · 82
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Reading 12 chapters…
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One studio

All you need in one place.

Not five apps and a folder of drafts. One studio that holds the whole book, from first line to last.

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Organize

A project tree of folders and chapters, so the whole book has a shape you can see.

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Write

A calm editor with a coach that has read every chapter and answers from inside your story.

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Test

Honest reader reports show where attention dips, before an agent ever sees it.

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Export

PDF, EPUB, Word, Final Draft, Fountain. Your work is yours to take anywhere.

Full-book memory

It remembers everything you wrote before.

Slima cross-references the whole book and flags a contradiction before a reader ever finds it.

  • Catches a detail that changed between chapters
  • No more pasting a recap into every session
Continuity check
Cross-referenced across all 40 chapters
Elena's eyes, green ch. 2
! Marcus: teacher to lawyer ch. 7
Timeline consistent Mar to Sept
Locket set up before payoff ch. 9
An honest read

Find mistakes before showing anyone.

A full read of your book in under a day. See where readers lean in, where they stop reading, and the one thing to fix first.

  • Attention curve with drop and peak detection
  • Scores for pull, voice, pace, and character
Attention curve
Where readers lean in, where they slip
Stopped reading · Ch. 3
Maya, 3482
David, 4764
Pia, 2291
It all lives together

Bring anything. We keep it together.

Research, characters, timelines, versions. Beside your draft, never in another tab.

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Notes & research

Keep sources and world rules open while you write.

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Characters & timelines

A living bible Slima reads, so it never loses a thread.

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Versions & snapshots

Every save restorable. Branch a chapter, keep both.

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Share & comments

Read-only links for your editor, no account needed.

Share without the friction

Send your draft. Keep your privacy.

Let an editor read and comment with one link, while the rest of your work stays yours alone.

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Login-free reading

Anyone with the link can read, no sign-up wall.

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Inline comments

Notes come back into your draft in one click.

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Private by default

Encrypted, never shown to anyone, never used to train models.

“Before Slima I was writing my novel in Notion and getting tangled up in my own structure. With Slima I can find the right reference notes intuitively, and focus mode + daily word tracking help me actually hit each day’s target without friction.”
RZ
Rozhen
Fantasy & Sci-Fi Novelist
Community

You don't have to finish it on your own.

Slima's Discord has someone drafting chapter fourteen right now, someone who has been stuck for three weeks, and someone who typed the last line yesterday. Go see how they got through it.

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Get unstuck

Paste the paragraph where you stalled and ask the writers who already climbed that wall how they did it.

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Take someone's workflow

Watch how people actually run a 200,000-word draft in Slima: how they split folders, when they save a version, what they ask the coach.

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Hear it first

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