Sharing & export
Your pitch pack
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When the draft is ready to go out, the pitch pack gathers what you send with it. Find it in Studio, under Make it into, as Pitch pack.
Your logline
Write your logline in one sentence: who, what they want, what is in the way, and what is at stake. Tap Get notes on it and a reader checks it for a protagonist, a goal, an obstacle, the stakes and a hook, and says what is working and what is missing. The notes point at your sentence; they never rewrite it.
The pitch
Write my pitch reads your pages and writes a short pitch: the hook, why the story matters now, comparable titles, who it is for, and a few paragraphs you can paste into an email or a query. It also offers loglines drawn from your pages. Use one, or keep your own.
The one-sheet
The one-sheet puts your cover, title, byline, logline, hook and comparable titles on a single page. Open it and choose Print or save as PDF. It is made from what you already have, so it costs nothing.
Copy for sharing
Below the pitch you can also write a blurb, a synopsis, a social post and a tagline for sharing your work.
Tip. Every paid step shows its price in credits before it runs. Your pitch and logline are kept, so you only pay again when you ask for a new one.
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Notes from a reader (Coverage)
Have a reader go through your whole script or manuscript and tell you what's working and what to look at again, pointing at your own lines.
Sharing & exportExport your story
When you are ready to share, export your story to EPUB, DOCX, or PDF. Your writing is yours to take anywhere.