About Slima

For everyone with a book half-written.

Most books are never finished. Not for lack of talent, for lack of a place that can hold a whole story at once. We built that place.

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Why we built it

Tools forget. Books don't.

The problem

The work that should go into the book goes into the tools.

A chat window loses your story after a few pages. A document remembers nothing. So writers become the memory, pasting recaps, re-explaining characters, tracking timelines by hand.

  • No more pasting a recap into every session
  • The whole project, held in one place
What we made

Slima holds the whole thing.

It reads every chapter, keeps your drafts safe, and tells you the truth about where readers lose interest, so the only thing left to do is write.

Your work is never used to train models, and never shown to other users. It's yours. We're just here to help you finish it.

What we believe

A book deserves one home.

Three convictions shaped everything we built, and everything we left out.

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It should remember

Your story stays whole, across every chapter, character, and draft.

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It should be safe

Rewrite freely. Every version is restorable, so nothing you write is ever lost.

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It should be honest

Real reader feedback before the people who matter ever see it, and a record of how the book was written that you can show them — a process record, not a verdict.

One studio, three rooms

Everything a book needs, under one roof.

From the first messy outline to a draft an editor can read, the work never leaves home.

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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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Organize

Chapters, screenplays, character and world notes, a relationship board, a world map, a timeline and a beat board — six kinds of file in one tree, beside your draft rather than in another tab.

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Test

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

Your work stays yours

Private by default, yours by design.

Sharing a draft should not mean giving it away. You decide who reads, and the rest of your project stays yours alone.

  • Never shown to other users
  • Never used to train models, ever
  • Export anywhere, take your project with you
Why it matters

A place you can trust with a draft.

The hardest part of writing is the honesty it asks of you. The least a tool can do is keep that honesty private, and keep the words you wrote exactly where you left them.

Go finish it. We'll hold the rest.

Open a project free and write the next page. No credit card. Your work is never used to train models.

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