Your story doesn't need a ghostwriter.
It needs a sounding board.
Talk through your story with an intelligent reader who remembers what you've established. Story Sounding Board holds your characters, facts and chapters in mind, then helps you think — it never takes over the writing.
Your unpublished manuscript stays private. We never train models on your work.
Continuity check · Chapter 12
Mira reaches for the brass key — but chapter 9 may have established it as lost.
Evidence
“…she dropped the key into the canal and did not look back.”
Chapter 9 · “What the Water Took”
A question for you
Did Mira retrieve the key off-page, or is this a second key the reader hasn't met? I may be missing context.
Findings are labelled as potential issues with the passage quoted. Nothing is rewritten for you.
It remembers your canon
Characters, relationships, world facts and every chapter you add become the story memory it reads against.
It reasons, you write
Every finding is evidence-based and hedged. It will not produce replacement prose for your manuscript.
Built for unpublished work
Private by default, row-level isolated, deletable in one click. Your drafts are not training data.
How it works
Give it your story once. Then think out loud, chapter after chapter.
01
Establish your canon
Add characters with their wants, fears and moral lines. Record the facts and relationships that are true in your world.
02
Paste a chapter or scene
Drop in the text you're working on with a short summary. It joins your story memory and is retrieved when it's relevant.
03
Choose how you want to be read
Run a focused check, or just open the sounding board and talk through what's bothering you.
Character Reality Check
Would she actually do this? Checked against the wants, fears and moral lines you recorded — not against a generic personality template.
Continuity Check
Surfaces potential continuity issues across chapters — timelines, objects, who knew what and when — with the conflicting passages quoted.
Plot Logic Check
Traces cause and effect, stakes and convenient resolutions, and asks where the reader might stop believing you.
Sounding Board
An open conversation about the problem you're stuck on. It asks questions and holds your canon in mind. It doesn't write your scene.
What we won't claim
It's a careful reader, not an oracle.
No tool catches every plot hole, and we won't pretend otherwise. Story Sounding Board raises potential issues with the evidence attached, so you can decide whether it found a real problem, a deliberate gap, or simply missed the point. You stay the author.
Talk through your story tonight.
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