Work with beta readers, co-writers and editors at once, without the noise or the merging.
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.
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.
Foli files your prose and chat discussions into a chapter-honest bible. Confess Gustavo the Great is terrified of thunder and it lands under Vulnerabilities, because our hero acts like a wet cat when lightning strikes. The bible's knowledge of him grows with the book, and when Foli answers from chapter three she only knows what chapter three knew.
Set a goal, watch the days fill in, and keep the streak going.
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.
Reach people with similar interests and supplement your readership's growth with new traffic channels.
Yes. Beta readers comment on the chapters you share, editors suggest changes you accept or reject, and co-writers write alongside you, live. Everyone sees only what their role allows.
Beta readers don't need a password: invite them by email and a sign-in link brings them straight to the chapters you shared. It's free for them.
Yes. Each writer invites the group to their own project, so everyone can read everyone.
No. Each beta reader sees only their own comments, so nobody is swayed by the first opinion. You see all of them, and you can mute readers to hear one voice at a time.
Mute readers until you're hearing one voice, decide what you agree with, then ask Foli to turn those notes into suggestions you accept or reject. It all happens in the one chapter, with no copies to merge.
Invite them by email and they get a link to the chapters you shared, and nothing else. They argue in the margin next to the sentence that caused it, you answer in the same thread, and an editor can leave track changes you accept or reject one by one. The feedback stays beside the draft instead of scattering across email and chat.
You do, including the lines Foli drafts at your request. We claim no ownership of your chapters, your bible, or your notes. The only licence you give us is the one it takes to store your work, run the AI features you ask for, and show published chapters to the readers you chose.
Docs is where you write with people. Scrivener is where you write alone. Writefolio is both, and it keeps working after the draft is done: an AI that knows your bible, betas arguing in the margin, a release schedule, and readers who pay you directly.
Credits track what the model actually costs, pegged to the dollar with no invented exchange rate. Every pass Foli runs lands in your ledger with the model it used and what it cost, so the bill is never a mystery, and heavier work simply costs more than a quick one.
