Project types
Write a non-fiction book by voice
4 min read
You already explain this stuff out loud all the time, to clients, students, colleagues. A Non-fiction project turns that into a book: you talk through each idea and MakeVox shapes the explanation into clear, structured prose.
Start a Non-fiction project
Create a project and choose Non-fiction. Build an outline of the arguments or topics you want to cover, or generate one from a short description, so the book has a spine before you fill it in.
Explain it out loud
Open a section and teach it the way you would to a smart friend. MakeVox turns the explanation into prose that keeps your logic and examples, so your expertise lands on the page without you fighting a blank cursor.
Tighten for the reader
When a section rambles, ask for a Polish pass to tighten it for flow, or talk it through to reorganize the argument. The goal is a chapter a reader can follow, built from the way you naturally explain things.
Tip. Have research or notes to work from? Import your documents and build the outline from them, then narrate the connective tissue between the pieces.
Keep reading
Getting started: speak your first chapter
Open MakeVox, hit record, and talk. Your AI editor shapes the rough dictation into clean prose, and your outline grows as you go.
Export your story
When you are ready to share, export your story to EPUB, DOCX, or PDF. Your writing is yours to take anywhere.
Your AI assistance dial: Shape, Co-write, Direct
One dial sets how much the AI does, from polishing your own words to drafting from a brief. Shape is the default, and you can change it per story.