Review Inkflow properly: test a whole book

Your code gives you one complete book to write, free for 60 days. This page tells you what to test, what we don’t do well yet, and how to disclose your free access.

Inkflow in one paragraph

Inkflow is a UK web service that writes whole books, not a scene at a time. You give it a brief and approve a book bible: characters, places and the plan. It then researches the world of the book and writes every chapter. After each chapter it records what that chapter established (who has died or married, children, appearance, feuds, dates and key events), writes every later chapter with that record, and checks each new chapter against it before handing it back, across a series of up to ten volumes too.

The text is AI-generated by the Inkflow Writing Engine 3.1. It writes directly in any of 26 languages, includes quality checks (Review and edit) and exports to Word, EPUB, and a print-ready page you can save as PDF. The same service writes company manuals and SOPs, revises existing documents, translates manuscripts and makes audiobooks and short promo videos for books.

Fact sheet

What your code gives you

• One full book: Author-plan limits for one book, plus 150,000 words of writing, enough for a full-length novel.
• 60 days from the day you redeem.
• Single use, one per account, with no cash value.
• Your book stays yours to read and export after the 60 days. After that, the account goes back to its normal plan.

Tests worth running

1. A whole book. Fill in Book Setup (or start from one line), approve the plan, then let Autopilot write the full draft.
2. Continuity at length. Plant a detail in chapter 2, such as an eye colour, a promise or an injury, and see whether chapter 9 keeps it. Then run Review and edit, then Continuity.
3. Quality checks. Run the other checks in Review and edit: Sounds like AI, Pacing and hooks, Set-ups and pay-offs and the 15-category rating. The report shows what it finds; it is not always flattering. Review and edit checks do not use your writing words: only text Inkflow writes or rewrites for you counts.
4. Another language. Switch the book language (for example Spanish or Japanese) and check the idiom and dialogue punctuation.
5. Export. Download Word and EPUB and open them in your usual reader.
6. Series. Plan a series of up to ten books and over two million words, with full continuity, at the series planner. Planning is free.
7. Not fiction? Try the SOP generator or the technical manual writer for the opening section of a manual.

Honest answers to the questions reviewers ask

Is it the author’s voice?

The prose is AI-generated. The author directs it through the brief, the book bible, a choice of voice, and edits. Inkflow does not yet learn a voice from your own writing.

Can I publish it on Amazon KDP?

Yes, if you answer KDP’s AI questions honestly. Text from Inkflow counts as AI-generated, and KDP asks you to disclose AI-generated text, images and translations.

Does quality hold up over a whole book?

After each chapter is written, Inkflow records what it established: deaths, marriages, children, appearance, feuds, dates, key events and the set-ups still to pay off. Every later chapter is written with that record, and checked against it and against the book’s genre and tone before you see it. A serious contradiction is rewritten once; if it is still there, the chapter is flagged for you. Review and edit then checks the whole draft. The checks are made by AI, so they can miss things or flag too much; test it on a long book and judge for yourself.

Is it original?

The text is generated new for each book, not assembled from stored books. No AI tool can promise zero overlap with existing text, so run your usual plagiarism check before publishing.

Who owns the copyright?

Under our terms the text is yours to use. In the US, purely AI-generated text is not protected by copyright; your own edits, additions and arrangement can be. In the UK, the law on computer-generated works is under review. This is not legal advice.

Is it just a wrapper around a chatbot?

It runs on third-party AI models, as our privacy page says. What Inkflow adds is the book pipeline around them: research, a planned book bible, chapter-by-chapter continuity checks, quality reports, series planning, export and 26 languages. Judge the output.

Why not just use a general chatbot?

You can. In a general chatbot you track continuity across a long draft yourself; Inkflow automates the planning, the continuity record and the checks across a whole book.

What happens to my manuscript?

It stays private to your account and is never sold. It is processed by our AI providers to generate the writing, and staff may check work for quality, with each check logged.

What we don’t do (yet)

• No voice training from your own writing yet. You choose a voice; Inkflow doesn’t learn yours.
• No third-party review profiles yet (G2, Capterra). Yours may be among the first.
• No guaranteed speed. Delivery depends on length and queue, and paid orders state their window before you pay.
• AI-generated text, so it needs honest disclosure wherever you publish it.

Assets

• Logo (PNG and SVG), light and dark versions, and screenshots of Book Setup, Autopilot, the Review and edit report, the Continuity report, export and the series planner: ask us and we will send them.
• Sample chapters written by INKFLOW: see book samples.
• Contact: Dean, inkflowmail@gmail.com. If anything breaks while you test, tell us and Dean will look at it personally.