Does Ghostwriter write my draft?

No. Ghostwriter asks the questions and takes the notes. Editor writes the first draft from them, in your writing style.

Can I talk instead of type?

Yes. Use voice mode in the browser, or call Ghostwriter on the phone. A call needs a Studio plan and a US phone number, which you register on your Account page.

Who can read an interview?

Every member of the workspace can read it. One member answers it.

Can Editor start an interview for me?

Yes. Ask Editor, and it hands the topic to Ghostwriter. The interview opens as its own conversation in your Inbox.

Ghostwriter

Think out loud.
Keep the good parts.

Ghostwriter interviews you one question at a time, by chat, by voice, or on a phone call. Then it hands Editor notes in your own words.

Start writing

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Still Life, Mostly

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Nellnell@everdraft.co

Studio

Good morning, Nell.

Ask Ghostwriter anything, or type @ for agents

@ghostwriter

Ghostwriter can help you:

Be interviewedIt picks your brain one question at a time, then hands Editor notes in your own words.

Use voice modeA conversation both ways: it asks, listens, and asks again. Talk over it any time and it stops.

Call GhostwriterTalk an idea through on a phone call, away from your desk. Editor can email you the first draft.

Inbox

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InboxInterview about the pear

Ghostwriter

Hey there. I'm here to help you gather your thoughts.

I'll ask a few questions and take notes while we talk. I'll share the notes with you when we're done.

I recommend the Use voice mode button below to think out loud.

What would you like to talk about?

Nell

An essay about painting the same pear for forty days

Ghostwriter

Why a pear, and not the bowl it sits in? And what had changed by the thirtieth painting?

Interview with Nell in progress

End interview

Write a message…

@ghostwriter

Scratchpad

Summary

An essay about painting one pear for 40 days, and what changed by the thirtieth.

Notes

Start with a history of still life.
You only see it by the thirtieth try.
Open on the critic and pear #12.

Chat, voice, or phone

Type it, say it,
or call it in.

Answer in the chat, or use voice mode: Ghostwriter asks, listens, and asks again. Talk over it any time and it stops.

Away from your desk? Call Ghostwriter and talk the idea through on the phone.

The notes

Your thinking,
in your words.

Ghostwriter writes a summary and notes in the scratchpad beside your conversation. When you finish the interview, send those notes to Editor for a first draft.

everdraft.co/w/nell/inbox/k3p9xw2m

Still Life, Mostly

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Nellnell@everdraft.co

InboxInterview about the pear

Ghostwriter

Hey there. I'm here to help you gather your thoughts.

I'll ask a few questions and take notes while we talk. I'll share the notes with you when we're done.

I recommend the Use voice mode button below to think out loud.

What would you like to talk about?

Nell

An essay about painting the same pear for forty days

Ghostwriter

Why a pear, and not the bowl it sits in? And what had changed by the thirtieth painting?

Nell

That is all. Send my notes to Editor.

Ghostwriter

Thanks, Nell. Your notes are saved. Take them to Editor when you're ready.

Interview notes

Ghostwriter returned these notes. They are yours to use.

Open notes

Summary

An essay about painting one pear for 40 days, and what changed by the thirtieth.

Notes

Start with a history of still life.
You only see it by the thirtieth try.
Open on the critic and pear #12.

Take this to Editor

Scratchpad

Summary

An essay about painting one pear for 40 days, and what changed by the thirtieth.

Notes

Start with a history of still life.
You only see it by the thirtieth try.
Open on the critic and pear #12.

FAQ

Think out loud.Keep the good parts.

Good morning, Nell.

Inbox

Summary

Notes

Type it, say it,or call it in.

Your thinking,in your words.

Interview notes

Summary

Notes

Frequently asked questions

Does Ghostwriter write my draft?

Can I talk instead of type?

Who can read an interview?

Can Editor start an interview for me?

Meet the rest of the team

Think out loud.
Keep the good parts.

Type it, say it,
or call it in.

Your thinking,
in your words.