A sharper read of your pages

A note about "the girl in panel 4" is worth less than a note about your protagonist. Getting that right is most of what separates a useful review from a plausible one, and it is where most of this work went.

It knows who is who

Comprehension now identifies characters across the chapter rather than page by page — aliases, nicknames and unnamed references fold into one cast entry, so the critique can talk about your cast the way you do. Low-confidence reads are flagged rather than guessed at.

A story critique, next to the craft critique

Craft notes tell you whether the page works. They do not tell you whether the chapter does. A second critique now runs alongside them and asks the reader's questions:

Does the premise land?

Does the plot cohere?

Is it interesting — and would a reader turn to the next chapter?

It always runs on a Deep review, and on a Focus review when you pick story. The overall verdict also reads your chapter against your genre's promises and against the goals you set for the series, instead of against a generic standard.

And faster

Reviews come back sooner. Same pipeline, expedited processing — nothing you have to turn on.

Also this week

Multi-chapter review — review several chapters in one go, with what came before carried into the later ones, so the notes follow your arc instead of resetting each chapter.

Notifications — we tell you the moment a review is ready, instead of you watching the tab.

Start one from Reviews in the dashboard.