Share one story bible and one manuscript, so two worlds become one.
A chapter isn't written once. It's outlined, drafted, edited, read by betas, and released, and every one of those is a layer. You don't need seven apps to get it there. You need one place where a chapter goes through the whole cycle.
These are your chapter layers. Each one is a draft or a work in progress along the way: notes, outline, beats, dialogue, draft, polish, and the bonus layers your top tiers unlock. The badge on a layer says who gets to read it. Keep scrolling and the rest of the app comes into view around it.
Nothing beats the feedback you can get from your peers, and we make it easy for you to bring everyone together into one page.
Most of a chapter happens before you type a word: who wants what, who is lying, what the lantern is for. That thinking usually dies on a napkin. A canvas keeps it inside the chapter as index cards with arrows between them, and a tag on a card ties it to the character's bible. Send it, and Gustavo's bible remembers what you planned for him, so Foli, your betas and chapter forty all know it too.
Run a POV check, an adverb sweep, a dialogue attribution pass — or a full read from your reader's perspective. Foli's findings land as comments in the margin or in-text as suggestions. The voice on the page stays the sum of your choices.
We take 0% of reader subscriptions. That means you have full control over your community. You could even gift everyone diamond++ super max for a month.
Focus mode clears the chrome: rail, comments, margins. Your layers stay one tap away. Seven themes, each in light and dark, to write in. A notes drawer opens without leaving the page. You and the chapter.
Reach people with similar interests and supplement your readership's growth with new traffic channels.
Yes. You see each other's cursors and edits live, in one manuscript with one story bible.
Through the shared story bible. The characters, places and rules you each establish land in one place, and Foli checks every pass against it, so two worlds become one.
Invite your partner as a co-author and they can do everything you can on the project: write, invite people and manage the book. Billing stays with your workspace.
Subscriptions go to the account of the workspace the project belongs to. How you split them between you is your arrangement.
Every suggestion carries its author, and every save is a version you can open and restore. Turn on suggest mode when you want your partner to approve a change first.
No. Every Foli run on the project uses your workspace's credits, whoever starts it.
Yes, two ways. Foli is the writer in your margin; the model is the engine you put behind it. Choose from OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI, and change your mind per request, so a quick continuity check can ride a cheap fast model while the chapter that matters gets the expensive one. You can also connect your workspace to Claude or ChatGPT, and either one can read and edit the same chapters from its own app. Foli is still the one that lives in the draft, sees your layers, reads the margin, and knows the bible, so a connector is another pair of hands on the same book rather than a second place to keep it.
You leave with everything. Export any manuscript as DOCX, EPUB, PDF, RTF, ODT, or Markdown, and your subscribers get a notice so the audience you built comes with you. Nothing is held back to make leaving harder than joining.
