Give us a subject. We propose an outline that you correct before the first line is written, then we write the chapters one by one, place the illustrations, and compose the cover and the layout. Then comes the part every other tool leaves you to do alone: what it takes to sell that book.
No software to install, no technical setup: your book is made in your browser.
Turning the skill you already have into a steady income
By Camille RenardThe book comes back to you as a PDF: it sells anywhere a file sells, and nothing ties you to us once it is written.
Every cover below comes out of the same chain: a subject given in the morning, a finished book and its layout by the end of the day. The styling changes with the subject, never two identical books.
Every step is visible while it happens, and you keep control of the outline, the tone, the style of the images and the cover. Nothing goes to writing without your approval.
A chapter by chapter outline that you read over and edit, then a text written with continuity held from one end to the other: the first names, the promises made in the introduction, the thread of your argument.
Full page cover, illustrations set inside the text, numbered and clickable table of contents, rights page, careful layout all the way to the final PDF.
Sales page, short video script, ad hooks that you approve one by one, visuals ready to publish and copy adapted to each social network.
A film edited from your book's script, in the format you choose, with a voice over or a presenter who speaks on camera.
Six typographic treatments, chosen to suit the subject of the book: a pair of typefaces, a palette, a cover treatment and an illustration style. Two books written the same day do not look alike.
A client asks how much it costs. You say four hundred euros. They don't answer straight away, and you hear your own voice add “but we can talk about it”. You have just sunk your own offer before the client has even said no.
This chapter will not teach you self-confidence. It gives you the sentence to say instead, and what to do during the three seconds of silence that follow.
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Camille prepares the month's workshops, on a Tuesday morning in October.
Camille charges one hundred and twenty euros a day for her workshops. She ran eleven of them last month. What she does not charge for: two hours of preparation per workshop, and the travel.
28Writing a book was yesterday's problem. The real obstacle comes after: nobody knows it exists, and nothing is ready to make it known.
Write, illustrate, lay out, then sell: these tools are open on every plan, right here, with nothing to order separately.
The angle, the outline, then the chapters written one by one, at the length you set.
The contents are put to you: you correct the headings, you add or remove chapters. Nothing is written without your approval.
One or several images per chapter, in the style you choose or the one inferred from your subject.
An illustrated cover, with its title and subtitle composed on top, like a published book.
Drop in your reference images: a mascot, a product or a hero follows through from one illustration to the next.
A second read takes in the whole book and hunts down the first name that changes, the age that shifts, the promise never kept.
The layout is composed for you: contents, chapter pages, rights page. You download it and you sell it.
Optional: the subject and the market are researched before writing, for sharper angles and sounder facts.
A short sales page, a video ad script and post hooks, included with the book.
Illustrated visuals with your hooks written on them, or short videos, one per selling point.
Copy ready to paste, per network and per hook, tuned to how Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn read.
Drop in your PDF: it is read through, and it comes back with its selling angles and its creatives.
A finished book is not set in stone: rewrite a chapter with your own instructions, redo one precise illustration. Only the change is charged.
The selling creative: a visual that stops the eye, your hook written on it, ready to publish on your networks.
Get your book talked about in audio: a conversation in two or three voices, each with its own timbre, joined into a single file ready to publish.
Three moments, two approvals, one book. You can close the page at any time: the work carries on on our servers and you find your book exactly where you left it.
A theme, an audience, a length. The rest is inferred from reading your subject: the tone, the world, the style of the images, the cultural context. You see those choices and you change them in one move.
The outline arrives with a title and one strong idea per chapter. You rewrite what you don't like, you add a chapter, you ask for another one from scratch.
The book as a PDF, its illustrations, its cover, and what it takes to sell it. One checkbox is enough for the advertising to go out automatically on delivery.
A book is not reserved for authors. It is often worth more than a course you have to build, and it works while you sleep.
Your method becomes a book your students keep, and a way in for the ones still hesitating.
What you have known how to do for fifteen years interests more people than you think.
A free book in exchange for an email address fills a customer list far faster than an ad.
Guides, welcome booklets, collections of accounts: properly composed, ready to print.
Your audience already follows you. The book is what they can finally buy.
White papers and reference documents, under your name, in the five languages of the site.
Write the exchange between two speakers, give each one a voice and a tone, run the synthesis. You get back a single audio file, edited, ready to publish on your sales page or your networks.
Discover the podcastFive languages, in the writing as much as on screen: French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, German. The cultural context of your book is set in one click, and mobile money payment works where bank cards fall short.
See the plansMy first guide was on sale that same evening. The outline came to me before the writing started, I fixed two headings and it ran on its own.
Hélène VasseurOrganisation coachWhat sold me is not the chapters, it is what comes after: the sales visuals and the social copy, straight away.
Damien RousselOnline trainerThe continuity check caught a first name that changed in chapter six. Nobody would have seen it, least of all me.
Fatou SagnaIndependent authorI already had my PDF. I dropped it in, it was read through, and I walked away with six ad angles I would never have found alone.
Serge AmoussouConsultantThe covers hold their own against my designer's, and I get them in one order instead of a week.
Nathalie PerrinOnline bookshopNo technical key to set up, no software. I give the subject, I proofread, I publish. The promise holds.
Bertrand MahéPublisher of practical guidesA forty page illustrated book costs credits, and so does a batch of visuals. Nothing expires mid-month, and nothing is charged without the total being shown to you first.
What a book costs: the outline, then the writing once the outline is approved, then the illustrations. The exact total shows before every order, and nothing is charged until you have approved it.
No, and that is precisely our promise: everything is already configured on the server side. You create an account, you give the subject of your book, we write. No key, no software to install.
Fifty free credits when you sign up, no bank card. Give the subject, keep control of the outline, walk away with a book and what it takes to sell it.