Draft is a writing partner for novelists, essayists, and nonfiction authors. It reads your voice, holds your thread across a hundred pages, and helps you finish the sentence you've been circling for an hour.
Type a line, a direction, or a question. Draft continues in your register — not a generic one. Try it: change the prompt and generate.
She sat at the kitchen table and did not look up. The kettle had gone quiet some minutes ago, and the quiet had the quality of a held breath — the kind that means a person is deciding whether to stay in the room. She turned the envelope over in her fingers once, then again, as though the weight of it might tell her something the words inside would not.
Generated prose is yours to keep, edit, or discard. Draft never trains on the open web — only on the manuscripts you choose to share with it.
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Drop in a line, an overheard phrase, or a half-finished paragraph. Draft keeps the register you set and refuses to flatten it into "AI prose."
Ask for a tighter paragraph, a colder tone, a second beat. Every suggestion is a diff you accept or reject line by line — your manuscript, your decisions.
Export a clean manuscript, track changes intact, to Scrivener, Word, Google Docs, or your agent's inbox. No formatting cleanup, no "written with AI" watermark.
Numbers self-reported by active Draft users over a single quarter.
Source — self-reported survey, 2,400 Draft users, Jul–Sep 2025. Individual results vary; writing is still the hard part.
Start a manuscript in under a minute. Fourteen days of Editorial, no card, no watermark, no training on your work.
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