FeelyWrite
The AI writing assistant that knows your story
Help with the sentence in front of you, from a tool that has read the rest of your book. Ask when you need it. Write alone when you don't.
Try it on your own sceneFeelyWrite is an AI writing assistant for novelists that works inside your manuscript. It rewrites a passage into options, expands a rushed scene, adds sensory detail and answers questions about your own book, always with your Story DNA in view. Sign up with no card for 15 free credits. Monthly plans are $9, $19 or $39.
Why a general writing tool falls short on a novel
- The suggestion fixes the sentence and breaks the character. The tool never met her.
- You know a passage is wrong but not why. A grammar check says it is fine.
- A scene that needed a page got four lines. You cannot see how to open it up.
- Checking what a character knew in chapter nine means twenty minutes of scrolling.
How it works
Three steps, and the book stays yours
Set your premise
Capture your idea, characters and world as Story DNA. It becomes the memory every suggestion is measured against, so nothing drifts.
Write with a partner
Draft a scene, reshape a paragraph, deepen a description, or ask for three ways forward when you stall. You keep every word you want and ignore the rest.
Keep your voice
Nothing is auto-published and nothing is locked in. Your manuscript stays yours. Export the whole book to docx, epub, pdf, or markdown anytime.
What it actually does
Rewrite
For the passage you know is wrong but cannot fix. [Rewrite](/features/rewrite) puts alternatives side by side, so you can see the fix instead of hunting for it.
Expand
For the scene that got four lines when it needed a page. [Expand](/features/expand) slows the moment down and gives it room.
Describe
Detail for the moment you are writing, in only the senses you ask for, so a scene stops happening in a white room. [See Describe](/features/describe).
Quick Edit
Describe the change you want in everyday language. The passage comes back rewritten, with no presets to dig through.
Brainstorm
What does she do next? What is the city called? Ask it and pick from five answers.
Talk to your book
"What does she know by chapter nine?" gets answered from your manuscript. [Talk to your book](/features/talk-to-your-book) never writes into your chapters.
An assistant that has read your book
General writing assistants are built for emails, reports and posts. FeelyWrite's tools are built for fiction. Every one of them reads your Story DNA first.
It knows who is speaking
Story DNA holds who each character is, what they want and how they change. A rewrite can fix the line without flattening the voice.
It answers from your pages
Talk to your book works from what you have actually written, so checking a detail takes a question instead of an afternoon.
It only writes when you ask
Typing, editing and revising your own words is always free. A credit is spent only when you ask the studio to generate something.
FeelyWrite or a general writing assistant like Grammarly
| Criterion | FeelyWrite | General AI writing assistants (Grammarly as the named example) |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Fiction, from first scene to finished manuscript | Everyday writing such as emails, reports and articles |
| Main job | Drafting and revising with your story in view | Grammar, clarity and tone, plus rewrites for tone, length and formality |
| Knows your characters and world | Yes, through Story DNA, read by every feature | No such feature listed on Grammarly's pages |
| Writing new text | Draft, Expand, Describe and Brainstorm, all written against your book | Prompts for ideas and outlines, capped per month by plan |
| Where you write | FeelyWrite's own manuscript editor | Your existing apps, through browser, desktop and document add-ons |
| Getting the book out | The whole book in five formats, free on every plan | Stays in the documents you already use |
Grammarly facts from its own pages, checked 24 September 2026. The two tools do different jobs and can work side by side. Source
Start free, then pick a plan
Free
Try every feature, no card.
15 AI actions to start
- Every writing feature
- No credit card needed
Starter
For your first book, with occasional AI help.
or $7/mo billed annually
100 AI actions a month
- 100 AI actions a month
- Every writing feature
- Free export in five formats
Author
For drafting a full novel.
or $15/mo billed annually
400 AI actions a month
- 400 AI actions a month
- Every writing feature
- Priority generation
Pro
For prolific, multi-book writers.
or $31/mo billed annually
1,200 AI actions a month
- 1,200 AI actions a month
- Top-up packs available
- Every writing feature
Common questions
- Will an AI writing assistant make my novel sound less like me?
- It can, if you accept whatever comes back. Two habits prevent it. Give Story DNA a real sample of your prose. Then treat every suggestion as an option to choose from, not a replacement to accept. Rewrite shows alternatives side by side for exactly that reason.
- How does it keep a long manuscript consistent?
- Story DNA holds your premise, characters, world rules and voice. Every feature reads it before it writes. For the details only your text knows, like who has seen the letter by chapter twelve, ask Talk to your book. It has been tested on manuscripts past 500 pages.
- Is Grammarly good enough for writing fiction?
- Grammarly checks grammar, clarity and tone. Its prompt tools are aimed at emails, reports and posts. Nothing on its pages tracks a novel's characters or plot. The two do different jobs. Use a checker for polish and a co-writer for the draft.
- Will readers be able to tell I used an AI assistant?
- Readers notice sameness more than AI itself: stock phrases, even rhythms, safe choices. Unedited output drifts toward all three. Rewriting the lines that matter in your own words removes most of it, especially scene openings and endings.
- Do I have to use AI for every scene?
- No. Writing and editing your own words is always free and needs no credits. Plenty of scenes will not need help at all. Call in Rewrite or Expand for the passages that fight you.
- How much does it cost?
- Sign up free for 15 starting credits, no card. Paid plans are $9, $19 or $39 a month for 100, 400 or 1,200 AI actions. One action is one credit: a rewrite, an expansion, a brainstorm or a chat message. If a request fails, the credit comes back. Every plan has [every feature](/features).
- Will a publisher reject a novel written with AI help?
- Policies differ by publisher and agent, so ask the ones you plan to submit to. If you self-publish on Amazon, KDP asks you to disclose AI-generated text. It does not ask about AI-assisted work, where you wrote the text and used AI to edit or improve it.
- Who owns what I write with FeelyWrite?
- You do. The manuscript and its copyright stay yours, even if you cancel. Export the whole book any time, on any plan. ---
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