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Drafts a book from a one-line premise, keeps continuity across chapters and exports KDP-ready files
Bookwiz is a writing workspace aimed at people publishing on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing. It expands a premise into an outline, drafts chapters while holding the manuscript, characters, plot and world notes in context, and lets you switch between Claude, GPT and Gemini on the same project. The publishing half produces EPUB and print PDF files, paperback covers, and a listing with keywords and categories, then walks you through the upload. The terms state you keep ownership of everything you write. A free tier allows three books and eight AI prompts a month; paid plans run from about fourteen dollars a month to ninety-nine, separated mainly by how many higher-quality prompts you get. No company name or country appears anywhere on the site.
Free $0/month for 3 books and 8 AI prompts. Explorer $14/month adds unlimited projects and 100 Pro prompts, Storyteller $35/month for 500, Professional $99/month for 2,000 with 24/7 support. All paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Use tool ↗The useful bit is the second half: most AI writing tools stop at the manuscript, and this one carries you through EPUB, paperback cover and Amazon listing. Continuity across a full-length book is handled by keeping project context, and the model picker means you are not locked to one vendor's prose.
Watch out: Amazon restricts and requires disclosure of AI-generated content in KDP submissions; the tool's convenience does not remove that obligation from you.
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