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Bring the text — the platform handles the rest: the showcase, the reader, the statistics and readers who come back for the next chapter.

13
titles on the platform
50
published chapters
2,0M
reads
how it works

Four steps to your first chapter

From sign-up to publication in one evening

1

Create an account

Signing up takes a minute. The Author role publishes right away; Contributor sends the first chapters to an editor for review.

2

Create a project

Title, short description, genres, cover. One form in the studio — the WordPress admin is not needed.

3

Write the first chapter

A real editor with images and pasting from Word. The draft is saved in your browser as you type.

4

Publish on a schedule

The "Publish and start the next one" button keeps the pace. Every chapter lifts the title in the update feed.

what you get

Tools, not promises

Your own showcase

A title page with cover, contents, rating and similar works — no layout work on your side.

Author profile

A public page with statistics, links and a feed of your chapters. Readers have somewhere to go after chapter one.

Early access

Mark chapters as PLUS — they appear in the contents with a lock and open for members.

Honest statistics

Views for the title and every chapter, reader ratings, ranking position — no black box.

Update feed

A new chapter lands in the site-wide feed and in Recently updated on the home page.

Support from readers

Add a donation link to your profile and a button appears next to your name.

Frequently asked questions

No. Publishing, title pages, the reader and the statistics are free and stay that way.

Yes. The project card has separate fields for the original author, the original title and the translation team.

Yes. Chapters are created one by one in the studio, and for bulk moves any post importer works — the data model is plain.

The author. The platform displays the text and claims no rights; you can delete a project from the studio at any time.

There is no hard rule, but readers come back to whoever keeps a rhythm. One chapter a week beats ten bursts a year.

Every first chapter starts with a blank page

You already have the text — the platform just shows it. Create a project and see how it looks in the catalog.

Start publishing