StoryWith AI Launches AI Manuscript Analysis Platform to Help Novelists and Non-Fiction Authors Find What to Fix
financialcontent.com – Friday October 9, 2026
StoryWith AI, a manuscript analysis platform developed by SiloTech, a software company based in Vilnius, Lithuania, has launched for novelists, memoir writers and non-fiction authors. The platform reads a manuscript the author has already written and produces a ranked list of what to fix, rather than generating new prose.
StoryWith AI is built for authors who want to know whether a draft holds together before they share it.
Many writers reach the end of a draft without a clear sense of whether the book works. Feedback from friends and family tends to be general. A professional developmental edit is a significant expense and can take weeks. Literary agents rarely explain a rejection.
StoryWith AI is designed to give authors a structured diagnosis before they pay for editing or send a manuscript out.
How the Platform Works
Authors can paste a manuscript or upload it as a .docx, .pdf or .txt file. StoryWith AI maps the chapters, scenes and characters, then runs a set of analyzers covering structure, pacing, emotional arc, theme, dialogue and readability.
A continuity checker looks across the whole book for problems such as a timeline that does not add up, or a character whose name changes spelling between chapters. Setups and payoffs are tracked too, so a payoff with nothing establishing it is flagged before a reader spots the plot hole.
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