Draftnostic
See where your story slows, before readers do
Manuscript diagnostics for fiction writers. Scene-by-scene pacing maps, unresolved plot thread tracking, and reader-perspective notes. It diagnoses — it never rewrites. Your manuscript stays private and is never used to train models. In public beta, free tier available. Indie studio, bootstrapped, built for working writers.
Features
Scene-by-scene pacing maps — see where your story slows before readers do
Unresolved plot thread tracking
Reader-perspective notes — it diagnoses, never rewrites
Story Health Report — live checks plus a publish-readiness verdict
Structure map — plot beats and scene goals against three-act, four-act, or hero's journey
Line-level polish — filter words, filler, and repeated habits flagged in Story Hub
Story memory — Aenubis tracks continuity across your whole manuscript
Use Cases
Revising a finished draft — get a publish-readiness verdict before querying agents or self-publishing
Diagnosing pacing problems — find exactly where the story drags, scene by scene
Auditing plot threads — catch storylines you planted but never paid off
Getting a beta reader's take — "would you keep reading?" without handing your draft to anyone
Line-level cleanup — strip filter words, filler, and repeated habits before final polish
Checking story structure — align your beats against three-act, four-act, or hero's journey
Comments
We started Wreiton because revision is the hardest part of writing a novel — and most tools either rewrite your voice or drown you in grammar nits. Draftnostic is the opposite: it reads your manuscript and tells you where the pacing sags, which threads you left hanging, and whether a reader would keep turning pages. It never rewrites a word. We're in public beta, and I'd genuinely love to hear from working writers — what's useful, what's missing, what would make you trust it with your draft.
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We started Wreiton because revision is the hardest part of writing a novel — and most tools either rewrite your voice or drown you in grammar nits. Draftnostic is the opposite: it reads your manuscript and tells you where the pacing sags, which threads you left hanging, and whether a reader would keep turning pages. It never rewrites a word. We're in public beta, and I'd genuinely love to hear from working writers — what's useful, what's missing, what would make you trust it with your draft.
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