Questions, answered.
What happens after I submit?
Your book goes straight into the evaluation queue. The manuscript is read in full, and you can follow its status on your desk: Queued, In progress, then Completed. When the judgement is published we send you one email with a link to read it.
Does it matter whether a person or a machine wrote it?
Every manuscript is read the same way. You declare how the book was written — Human, AI or Hybrid — and can tell us which tools you used. We record your declaration as given; we do not try to detect or verify authorship.
What files can I send?
One manuscript per submission, as PDF, DOCX, EPUB or TXT, up to 25 MB. Manuscripts should be in English.
How many books can I submit?
Up to 3 books can be waiting for judgement at once. A slot frees up as soon as one is completed or declined.
Can I edit or withdraw a submission?
No. Submissions are final once you confirm them, so check the details and the file before you send. You will see a final confirmation step first.
What does a judgement look like?
A written judgement on your manuscript, sometimes with an attached PDF report. You can read it on your desk and print it or save it as a PDF. A judgement is not a copyright determination, plagiarism clearance or a guarantee of publication.
What happens to my manuscript?
It is stored privately and opened only to evaluate it. It is never used for training. See the submission policy for details.