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Turns a book title and chapter outline into a finished non-fiction manuscript you can export
Inkflow takes a title plus a chapter outline and writes the whole book, shows it in an in-app viewer, and exports to PDF or DOCX; the same engine also produces blog posts aimed at lead generation. There is no manuscript editor, outline board or revision history - the loop is enter, generate, export - so it suits people producing non-fiction at volume rather than anyone shaping one book over months. Higher plans switch to better underlying models. Plans are metered by output rather than by seat: $19 a month covers up to 10 books and 30 blog posts, $99 raises that to 50 books and unlimited posts. Directory listings attribute the tool to Mango SEO; the footer carries a 2025 copyright and no company address.
Starter is $19 a month for up to 10 books and 30 blog posts; Pro is $99 a month for up to 50 books and unlimited posts, on better models. No free tier is shown on the site.
Use tool ↗A generate-and-export pipeline for people who publish non-fiction in quantity, priced by how many books you produce rather than per seat. What it does not give you is a writing environment: there is no revision history and no structural editing, so anything beyond light touch-ups happens in Word.
Watch out: Amazon and other stores require disclosure of AI-generated content; the marketing does not mention it.
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