Collecting reactions is only half the job — the other half is reading them in a way that actually helps. This week’s updates are all about the author’s side of the page.
Off the list, onto the page
Your readers’ reactions and comments no longer pile up in a faceless list. They now appear right on your manuscript, each one tied to the passage that sparked it, with the reactions shown over the lines they mark. You read your own story straight through and watch the responses unfold beside it — no more cross-referencing a list against the text.
Change your mind about a reaction
Readers can now edit the type of a reaction after leaving it — a passage that first read as “confused” can become “loved” once it clicks a page later. Lower stakes mean readers react more freely, which means better signal for you.
Password reset by email
A small but necessary one: if you forget your password, you can now reset it by email and get straight back to your manuscripts.
Create a free account and share a draft to watch the reactions land in context.