Question 1

What is Inkett?

Accepted Answer

Inkett is the writing stack for novelists. One platform that knows your voice and carries you across the entire arc of a book. Four tools under one roof: Inkett Planner (visual story planning), Inkett Co-Writer (live pair-writing), Inkett Editor (developmental edit on a finished manuscript), and Inkett Publisher (publish to readers, share revenue). Planner, Co-Writer, and Editor are live today. Publisher ships next.

Question 2

How is this different from Grammarly, ChatGPT, or Sudowrite?

Accepted Answer

Grammarly catches a missing semicolon. ChatGPT generates prose that sounds like everyone. Sudowrite is a one-feature product that drafts pages of generic AI writing for you. Inkett refuses to do that. The Co-Writer answers slash commands when you ask and lines up short polish suggestions in the margin when you pause. It never prefills the page. Plus you get a visual planner, a developmental editor, and a publisher under the same roof.

Question 3

Will Inkett write for me?

Accepted Answer

No. The page stays yours. The Co-Writer never prefills your draft and never types prose you didn't ask for. What it does: answers slash commands like /im-stuck, /tighten, /describe, and /checks-out when you trigger them, and shows short polish suggestions in the margin when you pause on a paragraph. Accept, ignore, or keep typing — every word ships under your name. The Editor never rewrites your prose either; it returns developmental notes anchored to specific chapters, the way a freelance editor would.

Question 4

What counts as one AI assist on the paid tiers?

Accepted Answer

An AI assist is one Co-Writer interaction. Live line edits cost 1 assist per call, /tighten and /describe cost 1, and /im-stuck and /checks-out cost 2 because they pull more reasoning headroom. Pro ships with 50 per month, Pro+ with 200, Elite with 1,000. The Editor's Full Edits and Revisions are tracked separately, on their own per-tier caps.

Question 5

Can I cancel? Do unused credits roll over?

Accepted Answer

Yes, cancel any time from your billing portal — no contract, no minimum term. Monthly Editor credits don't roll over (the system resets on your renewal date), but Co-Writer assists stay topped up to your full monthly allocation. The Free tier's lifetime Full Edit sits there until you spend it; once it's used, you stay on Free as a read-only library or upgrade.

Question 6

Is my voice profile shared with anyone?

Accepted Answer

No. Your voice profile is built per-account from samples you choose to add, used only to personalize the AI's output for you, and never surfaced to other writers or to any marketplace. Settings has self-service controls to delete your manuscripts, your voice profile, or your whole account at any time, each behind a typed-phrase confirmation. For specifics on data handling, see our Privacy Policy.

Question 7

Who is Inkett built for?

Accepted Answer

Working novelists. Plotters and discovery writers. Romance, romantasy, fantasy, sci-fi, thriller, mystery, literary, memoirists, screenwriters. Anyone who writes book-length fiction and would pay for a developmental editor today. The four tools cover the whole arc: planning (Planner), drafting (Co-Writer), revising (Editor), and publishing (Publisher).

Question 8

When can I use the Publisher?

Accepted Answer

Publisher is the next tool to ship. The Planner, Co-Writer, and Editor are live today on app.inkett.com. Pro, Pro+, and Elite plans all get Publisher access on day one. Pro keeps 50% of reader-subscription revenue, Pro+ keeps 70%, Elite keeps 85%. Founding cohort writers also get colophon credit on every reader-facing book detail page.

Books you know, read by an editor.

Pride and Prejudice

Moby Dick; Or, The Whale

Frankenstein