I’ve experimented with designing a press release and building ideas for multiple revenue streams. I can’t believe how fast and easy it was to do! It really is very impressive.

For me, as someone not entirely new to writing, I think the help comes in generating ideas when I didn't know where to go next. Things that I didn’t know were available, or was fearful of due to cost, are now suddenly at my fingertips.

For new writers, it provides everything they need to build a small idea into a finished masterpiece.

The feeling of excitement and reassurance it generates in realising what is possible cannot be overstated!

I only meant to use the Cover Concept Designer to sketch out an idea for a designer, but the concepts came out so polished that I used one straight away.

I’ve tried other tools to try and create a mock up of a design but this was simple, clear, and at a fraction of the cost. What started as a mock-up turned into my actual book cover, saving me both time and money.

I used the Content Calendar and the Newsletter Builder, and for once I don’t feel completely lost. It gave me some structure and actual posts I could work with.

I had tried Sintra before, but honestly, it was overwhelming and felt like I had no real control. InkBots, on the other hand, is simple — I can dip in whenever I want to, use what I need, and it costs a fraction of what I spent on other tools

I’m still pretty new to writing, and I kept freezing whenever I needed a name or didn’t know where the story should go next. Quilla’s Character Name Generator and Conflict & Tension Builder were surprisingly useful. They nudged me past the block and gave me a list of options that got me moving again. That alone made a huge difference

I’ve paid for a developmental edit before, and it’s not cheap. The Developmental Editor Prompt gave me a similar kind of overview, pacing, plot flow, character arcs and while it’s not a full human editor, it definitely pointed out things I hadn’t noticed. It’s like having an extra pair of eyes before you commit to spending thousands

As a first-time author, the publishing side really scared me. I used Immy’s Self-Publishing Checklist Builder and the ISBN Guidance Tool, and it broke things down in a way I could follow without Googling for hours. I still had to do the actual steps, but knowing what to do (and in what order) was a huge relief. It just made the whole process feel less like I was fumbling in the dark