Absolutely love this bundle. It has given me focus, structure and motivation at a time when I felt completely stuck. The weekly planner and story development sheets are so easy to use, and the advice throughout feels supportive rather than strict. I wish I’d had this years ago.

As someone who loves writing but struggles with structure, this bundle is perfect. The step by step layout breaks everything down into small, achievable tasks. The character, scene and story tools are brilliant. It has made my whole process feel more organised and enjoyable.

This is one of the most practical writing resources I have ever used. Clear guidance, no fluff, and everything feels designed to help you make real progress. The planning templates alone are fantastic, and the workflow guide has helped me stay consistent for the first time in years. Strongly recommended.

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 bought this bundle hoping it would make writing feel less overwhelming, and it has done exactly that. The guides are calm, encouraging and surprisingly easy to follow. The reflection sections helped me understand where I was getting stuck and how to get moving again. I feel more confident every time I sit down to write.

The Writing and Story Development Bundle has changed the way I plan and draft. I used to jump around between ideas, but the scene frameworks and weekly planning tools have made everything clearer and far more manageable. It feels like having a professional writing coach sitting beside me. Easily worth every penny.

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