Verbaire learns how you write from your own books and the way you edit. Then it drafts new chapters that sound like you, and keeps every character, fact, and thread straight across the whole manuscript.
One price. Write the whole book. Never watch a meter.
No waiting. These are live today, including the full voice engine: your fingerprint from your own prose, and drafting held to it.
Paste any passage. Verbaire reads how your sentences move and how you reach for words, then flags anything that sounds like a machine wrote it.
Open the Voice Lab →Write the way you always do. Tells underline the moment they appear, so drift never survives to a second draft. Your fidelity score moves as you type.
Open the editor →Answer a few friendly questions. Your characters, places, and rules assemble into a story bible that saves itself as you go.
Start the guides →One good question a day, waiting on your dashboard. Each one opens a corner of the story you hadn't looked at yet.
See today's question →Paste your own prose and Verbaire learns your voice, then drafts new passages that sound like you wrote them, not like a chatbot doing an impression of you. Every draft says which model wrote it and how closely it held your fingerprint.
Build your fingerprint →A canon tracks who knows what, and when. Chapter 40 never contradicts chapter 4, and book three remembers books one and two.
Build your canon →Three moves, and you're writing in your own voice within a few minutes.
Your guides assemble themselves into a story bible. Skip any question. Nothing is required.
Draft in the editor. AI tells and voice drift surface the instant they appear, never after.
The Daily Question opens a new corner of your story each morning. Over weeks, the book fills in.
Flat-rate, because credit anxiety is a writing tool failing at its job.
Free while Verbaire is in public alpha. These prices begin at launch, and alpha writers keep a discount.
For your first book. Everything you need to finish it.
For working indie authors. The full voice engine and a canon that holds.
For teams. Editors in the loop, collaboration seats, priority processing.
We're in public alpha. Here's the whole road, one line each.