Give each book a focused home for its cover, positioning, BookCast presentation, reading-sample journey, retailer links, and campaign traffic.
For authors & publishers
One place to develop,
present and grow your book.
BookCast.Studio is growing from a book-discovery and presentation platform into an author workspace that connects the manuscript, the BookCast presentation, the reader magnet, the author audience, marketing campaigns, and performance data.
Available nowIn developmentPlanned
For authors & publishers
Give your book its own stage.
Choose the route that fits your book: submit a finished audio/video presentation, or ask BookCast.Studio to create one for you.
Production request
Tell us about the book.
This first form collects the information needed to scope a BookCast production.
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The BookCast foundation.
The current platform already connects book presentation, landing-page conversion, and first-party performance measurement.
Campaign landing variants
Use editorial, cinematic, or conversion-focused versions of the same canonical book page while preserving campaign and UTM attribution.
Author performance dashboard
Track page views, video engagement, campaign variants, traffic sources, countries, retailer clicks, and conversion behaviour.
BookCast presentation
Present a book through thoughtful audio or video content designed to help readers understand the reading experience before choosing the book.
In development
From traffic to a real reader audience.
The next build phases create the BookCast Reader identity, private sample access, author-owned reader lists, engagement analytics, and email campaigns.
Phase 3.10.1
Reader accounts + email OTP
Turn an interested visitor into a verified BookCast Reader with passwordless email sign-in and a persistent reader account.
Phase 3.10.2
Private Reader Library
Add reading samples to a reader’s personal library instead of exposing the sample through a permanent public file URL.
Phase 3.10.3
Reader magnet + author reader list
Let readers join an author’s reader list in exchange for a free reading sample, creating a measurable audience around each book.
Phase 3.10.4
Reader profiles
Let readers optionally add profile and preference information while keeping sample access simple and low-friction.
Phases 3.12–3.13
Audience + sample analytics
Move beyond raw leads to reader-list membership, sample opens, reading progress, completion, source, campaign, and engagement.
Phase 3.14
Author email campaigns
Segment an author’s reader audience and send targeted campaigns from BookCast with delivery, click, unsubscribe, bounce, and complaint tracking.
Product roadmap
Tools built specifically around books.
Later phases extend BookCast upstream into manuscript development and audiovisual production, and downstream into broader campaign and community tooling.
Phase 4.0-F
Chapter Critique
Review one selected chapter through AI-assisted qualitative critique grounded in deterministic BookCast evidence. Production model integration is still in development.
Phase 4.0
Author Studio
Upload manuscript versions and run writing reports, chapter critique, plot, character, continuity, reader-experience, and manuscript analysis.
Phase 4.1
BookCast Readiness
Identify the strongest reading sample, marketing hook, BookCast talking points, non-spoiler angles, and revision priorities.
Phase 4.2
BookCast Video Studio
Turn manuscript understanding into a BookCast script, storyboard, two-host voice track, stills, short AI video scenes, preview, and final render.
Phases 4.3–4.4
Video derivatives + campaign assets
Create vertical teasers, Reels, Shorts, TikTok and Facebook assets from the BookCast master and connect them to campaign landing pages.
Phase 5.x
Paid ads + ARC / beta-reader tools
Extend validated campaigns into paid acquisition, advanced integrations, and structured early-reader workflows.
Phases 6.x–7.x
Community + social publishing
Later-stage community, channel publishing, and social inbox capabilities will be added only after the core reader, audience, studio, and campaign systems are established.
Chapter Critique · In development
Book Intelligence Engine
Powered by Spiridux AI
More than an AI chatbot.
BookCast’s Book Intelligence Engine combines deterministic analysis, verified evidence, task-specific rules, bounded scope and output validation. Spiridux AI controls that orchestration while an external provider performs the limited qualitative inference.
The underlying provider or model may evolve. BookCast’s evidence-first methodology and validation contracts do not depend on one AI provider.
Evidence first. AI second.
BookCast does not ask AI to invent statistics about your manuscript.
Before Chapter Critique begins, BookCast analyzes the manuscript with deterministic, versioned methods. Chapter length, sentence and paragraph patterns, dialogue share, style signals, manuscript-relative comparisons and eligible benchmark data are calculated independently of AI.
These measurements form the evidence layer.
AI is introduced only at the qualitative critique stage. It receives the selected chapter together with the verified evidence relevant to that chapter and uses them to identify writing-craft observations and suggest possible revisions.
The AI cannot replace or override BookCast’s deterministic measurements, and it is not treated as the source of benchmark data.
Chapter Critique is also deliberately chapter-scoped. Only the selected chapter is supplied for critique, rather than the entire manuscript.
This separation allows BookCast to distinguish between:
measured evidence → editorial interpretation → AI-assisted critique → revision suggestions
The result is designed to be more transparent, traceable and useful than an unstructured AI opinion.
Your manuscript is not training data
BookCast is designed so that manuscript content supplied for AI-assisted editorial analysis is not used to train the underlying general-purpose AI models.
BookCast uses business/API model services that must meet this requirement before they can process author manuscripts.
Model training and provider data retention are separate issues. BookCast evaluates both. External retention controls are verified before a provider is activated for manuscript processing, and stronger controls such as Zero Data Retention are used only where available and actually enabled.
The BookCast model
Create a better book. Present it better.
Find readers and learn what works.
BookCast is being built in phases. Features marked “In development” or “Planned” are roadmap items and are not presented as currently available services.
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