Step 1
Niche, genre, audience
Capture who the book is for and what need it closes.
Tool
Brief / interview / AI analysis
Output
Reader profile
Stages
This is the real sequence of writing a book inside ScriptaNova.
Your 30-day plan becomes a product route: each stage shows what the user enters, what the system generates, and what the output should look like.
Days 1–3
Phase 1 — Concept
First we lock in niche, genre, audience, promise, and tone. Without this, everything falls apart later.
Phase goal: Define the book we're making and who needs it.
Step 2
Competitor analysis
Collect comparable books and see what's already done and what's still open.
Tool
Search / market scan
Output
Market map
Step 3
Book UTP
Understand why the reader will choose this book.
Tool
Narrative analysis
Output
Positioning
Step 4
Tone and style
Define the book's voice before generating chapters.
Tool
Style preset
Output
Voice lock
Why this order
Across practical guides one thing repeats: promise and reader first, then market, then structure. Only after that does writing chapters make sense.
What to connect first
Start with stage-by-stage text generation, not jumping straight into images. Otherwise visuals will decorate a book that isn't stable yet.
What already works in the UI
The book master already has a step-by-step flow, demo generation, and stage transitions. Next step is replacing the demo with a real model.
1. Text generation
First, connect a text model: brief, market analysis, outline, chapters, and stage-by-stage editing.
2. Review and editing
After generation, add a review layer: repeats, logic, contradictions, voice drift, and weak transitions.
3. Visuals and publishing
Only once the text is stable does it make sense to add covers, illustrations, export, and the publishing package.