A writing room for books
Write your book — and stay its author.
A calm place to plan, write and publish a book — every word yourself, or with Alush, Ideoria's assistant, when you want a hand. Nothing in your book changes until you choose.
Every change waits for your yes.
From an idea to a book
Idea
Begin with a thought, a few notes, or a manuscript you already have.
Writing
Plan, write and revise with Alush beside the page — and decide every change yourself.
Book
Prepare a version and keep it as files: a web page, EPUB, Word and PDF.
For the book you're writing
Novels and stories
Chapters and scenes, and a world that holds together — the people, places and threads your story depends on.
Nonfiction
Parts and chapters for the argument you're building, planned in conversation and written in your own voice.
Children's picture books
Page by page and spread by spread, each with its words and the pictures it needs.
The choice is always yours.
Ask Alush for a new scene or a tighter paragraph, and it arrives beside your text as a proposal — never as a change. Each one waits for your answer.
Use this
From now on the book reads this way, because you chose it.
Edit it
You rework it in your own words first. The original stays on the record.
Not this
It's set aside, and nothing in the book changes.
From the first conversation to the finished book
Seven steps, in whatever order the book asks for.
Conversation
Talk the idea through with Alush, right beside the page — a knot in the plot, a character, a doubt about chapter two.
Planning
Shape the book into parts and chapters, and keep its people, places and open threads in Book World, where you can correct anything.
Writing
Write on a quiet page that saves whenever you pause — or ask Alush for a passage, and read it before anything changes.
Review
Ask for a read-through. Each note sits beside the words it read, and what Alush notices about your story waits for your yes before it joins Book World.
Editing
Compare a proposed version with yours, then use it, edit it or set it aside. Alternatives are never ranked, and nothing is chosen for you.
Production
Choose a cover and how the book is made. For picture books: pages and spreads, one look and feel for the whole book, and a picture for every place — from your description, or your own.
Publishing
Prepare a version when you're ready, and keep it as files: a web page, an EPUB for e-readers, an editable Word copy and a PDF for print. Write on afterwards — a prepared version stays as it was.
Already have a manuscript?
Paste it, or bring in a plain text or Markdown file. Your exact words are kept, Alush suggests chapters, and nothing goes into the book until you choose. Word, PDF and EPUB files can't be read yet — save them as plain text first.
Read it as a book
Open your book in a quiet reading room — as a book whose pages turn, or as one long scroll — in the typeface, size and page tone you like. A right-to-left book turns its pages the right way.
Hebrew and English, as equals
The whole interface reads right to left or left to right. And every book keeps its own language and direction, so a Hebrew book reads as Hebrew even in an English interface.
The Ideoria library
Books, published by the people who wrote them.
Read what writers on Ideoria chose to share — no account needed. When your own book is ready, you can publish a prepared version there too.
Your book is waiting.
Begin with an idea, a first line, or a manuscript you already have.