About
Most AI tools forget your characters by chapter 5.
That is the whole reason this exists. Write three chapters with a general purpose chatbot and your protagonist’s eye colour changes, the sidekick you killed off turns up at dinner, and the voice you spent a week getting right flattens out into the same clean corporate prose everyone else is publishing.
What we actually built
ShakespeareAI keeps a story bible — characters, timeline, place names, the rules of your world — and reads it back before writing every chapter. That is what “series memory” means here: book three knows what happened in book one. It is unglamorous, and it is the feature people stay for.
The second thing is prose that does not read as machine-written. Not to cheat a detector, but because readers can tell, and a reader who can tell does not finish the book. The AI Humanizer exists for the same reason the story bible does: the draft has to survive contact with an actual audience.
Who it is for, and who it is not
It is built for people publishing to Amazon KDP and for series authors who are on book two or book five, not book one. If you want a tool to help you polish a single literary short story sentence by sentence, this is the wrong product and Sudowrite is probably the right one. We would rather say that here than have you find out after paying.
How we work
Pricing is in pages and books, not credits, because credits make it impossible to know what you have bought until you run out mid-chapter. There is a free tier with no card required. What is being built and changed goes on the blog.