I know my subject, but writing is slow. Where do I start?

With Ghostwriter. Tell it the subject, and it interviews you one question at a time, by chat, by voice, or on a call. It keeps notes in your words, and Editor writes the draft from them. Calls need the Studio plan.

Where do the sources come from?

An Analyst searches the open web, and your own drafts and sources. Its report cites only pages its own searches found, and the report is saved as a source for your draft.

Will it sound like me, or like everyone else?

Editor writes to your writing style, which Everdraft builds from pieces you wrote. Each style instruction includes an example from your writing.

Can I set rules it always follows?

Yes. Tell Editor “Never call a painting ‘stunning’”, and it can save the rule to Always. Every agent follows Always from its next turn.

Who decides what goes out?

You do. A Reviewer comments and stages edits, and nothing changes until you accept.

Thought leadership

What you know,
in your words.

Explain your experience and point of view to Ghostwriter. Analyst finds sources, and Editor writes a draft in your style.

Start writing

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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.

How it works

How to write about your expertise

01
Explain your perspective
Discuss the subject with Ghostwriter.
02
Support the argument
Ask Analyst to research the claims that need sources.
03
Write and review
Ask Editor for a draft, then review the wording and evidence before export.

Sources

Claims you
can cite.

Ask Editor for the evidence, and it can hand the question to an Analyst. The Analyst searches the open web and files a report with its sources.

The report is saved as a source, ready for the draft.

Writing style

It writes
like you do.

Everdraft builds your writing style from pieces you wrote. Each style instruction includes an example from your writing.

Every draft Editor writes follows it.

Fact checks

Check every claim
before it’s out.

Type /check-facts in the draft. It checks each claim with a web search and comments in the margin on any it can’t confirm.

It changes none of your text.

FAQ

What you know,
in your words.

Interview notes

Summary

Notes

Scratchpad

Summary

Notes

How to write about your expertise

Explain your perspective

Support the argument

Write and review

Claims you
can cite.

It writes
like you do.

How you write

Check every claim
before it’s out.

Frequently asked questions

What you know,in your words.

Interview notes

Summary

Notes

Summary

How to write about your expertise

Explain your perspective

Support the argument

Write and review

Claims youcan cite.

It writeslike you do.

Check every claimbefore it’s out.

Frequently asked questions

I know my subject, but writing is slow. Where do I start?

Where do the sources come from?

Will it sound like me, or like everyone else?

Can I set rules it always follows?

Who decides what goes out?

Keep exploring

What you know,
in your words.

Claims you
can cite.

It writes
like you do.

Check every claim
before it’s out.