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AI writing tools for your book

Five doors into the same Book Agent. Open the whole book when you know what it is, or settle one piece first and carry it in.

Write the whole book

You have the subject, or the notes, talks and documents it comes from. These two pages start a manuscript and keep writing it.

  • AI book writer

    Any book length work: memoir, biography, tutorial, knowledge book. Describe it or bring your material, and Booova develops the outline and writes the chapters.

  • AI novel writer

    Fiction across chapters, with characters and continuity held through revision. The same manuscript, shaped for a story rather than a subject.

Settle one piece first

Something is still missing. Each of these runs on its own page, gives you a result you can edit, and can become the starting point of a book.

  • Book title generator

    Six titles from your premise, each with the reason it fits. Edit the one you keep and it becomes your book's title.

  • AI character description generator

    A name and a description, plus the appearance, personality, motivation and conflict a main character needs. Edit any field before you write with it.

  • AI plot generator

    A synopsis, protagonist, conflict, turning point, climax and ending as one connected arc. Change any beat before the writing starts.

Which one should you open?

You can already say what the book is

Go straight to the book writer, or the novel writer for fiction. One description is enough to stand up an outline and start the chapters. You do not need a title, a character sheet, or a plot first.

Your material exists but the book does not

The book writer takes notes, documents, talks and recordings as the starting point. Bring what you have and revise the chapters it produces, in the agent or on the manuscript.

One piece is blocking the rest

Work out the title, the character, or the plot on its own page. Each result is editable, and continuing from it carries your edited version into a new book as the creative direction.

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One manuscript behind all five

Whatever you settle on a tool page follows you into the book as your version, not a fresh guess.

A result you edit, not one you accept

Every generator hands back fields you can rewrite on the page. The version you carry forward is the one you left in the editor, so a name you changed or a turning point you rewrote is what the chapters get written from.

Continuing keeps your words

Choosing to continue opens a book with your edited result recorded as the creative direction. Booova develops the outline from there and writes the chapters, instead of asking you to describe the idea a second time.

Revise in the agent or on the page

Once the book exists you keep working in one place. Ask the agent for a change, or edit the manuscript directly. Both write to the same book.

Questions about the writing tools

Do I need an account to try a generator?

No. The title, character and plot generators answer a few times a day without one, so you can read a real result on your own premise before deciding anything. An account is needed to keep a result and turn it into a book.

What do the tools cost?

Trying a generator is free. Writing a book runs on credits, and a new account starts with 100 credits. Reading your outline and your manuscript is always free. Paid plans are billed through Stripe, you can cancel any time, and billing questions go to contact@booova.com.

Which tool should I open first?

If you can already say what the book is, open the book writer, or the novel writer for fiction, and skip the rest. The single piece generators are for when one missing decision is what stops you.

Can I edit what a generator gives me?

Yes. Every field stays editable before you copy it or continue, and your edited version is what travels into the book.

Who owns what Booova writes?

You do. The manuscript, the title and the cover are yours to publish or sell. The Terms say so.

Do the tools work in Japanese?

Yes. Each generator writes in the language of the page you are on, and the book continues in that language.

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