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SidekickWriter is a web-based AI-powered book writing and generation platform that assists authors in creating structured, long-form books across multiple genres.^[1] The platform supports fiction, non-fiction, self-help, business, and academic book types, each with genre-specific AI workflows.^[2]

SidekickWriter is designed as a collaborative AI writing tool that provides suggestions, refinements, and content generation while allowing the user to retain editorial control over the output at each stage of the writing process.^[1] The platform follows a structured workflow that includes idea generation, writing style selection, character development, outline creation, chapter description, content generation, and inline editing.^[2]

The platform offers two generation modes: a Guided Mode with structured prompts for less experienced writers, and a Pro Mode with minimal constraints for experienced authors who prefer direct control over the AI's output.^[1]

SidekickWriter provides a multi-step book creation process:^[1]

1. Idea generation – Users can input a concept and have the AI generate, suggest, or refine a main idea.
2. Writing style selection – Users choose from predefined styles or define a custom writing style.
3. Character development – For fiction projects, users can create characters with names, backgrounds, motivations, and personality traits, with AI-assisted suggestions.
4. Outline generation – The AI generates chapter-by-chapter outlines based on the main idea, or refines user-written outlines.
5. Chapter descriptions – Each chapter receives a description that guides content generation, with awareness of previous chapters for continuity.
6. Content generation – Full book or individual chapter generation with real-time streaming text output.
7. Inline editing – Generated chapters are editable, with the ability to regenerate individual chapters.

The platform includes a built-in research system that searches internet and academic databases for sources, summarizes content using AI, and formats citations in styles including APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, and IEEE.^[1] Research results are delivered via real-time streaming and can be cancelled mid-process.^[2]

SidekickWriter includes a context-aware AI assistant called "Penny" that has access to the user's current project data, including the main idea, outline, chapters, and characters. Penny can answer questions about the user's book, suggest improvements, and assist with brainstorming.^[1]

The platform supports importing manuscripts in PDF, EPUB, and DOCX formats, with AI-based chapter detection across multiple languages.^[1] Completed books can be exported in TXT, Markdown, DOCX, and EPUB formats, with format availability varying by subscription tier.^[2]

SidekickWriter offers over 21 free writing tools accessible without an account, including:^[1]

• AI-powered generators for book titles, chapter outlines, book blurbs, writing prompts, author bios, query letters, first lines, and character names
• Writing utilities such as word count, reading time calculator, readability score analyzer, and writing sprint timer
• Publishing tools including a royalty calculator, page estimator, book spine calculator, copyright page generator, ISBN barcode generator, and genre keyword suggester

• Shareable books – Users can generate public share links for books, viewable by anyone with the link.^[1]
• Multi-language support – The platform auto-detects browser language during onboarding and supports book generation in multiple languages.^[2]
• Dark mode – Full light and dark theme support across the application.^[1]
• Mobile-responsive design – The platform includes a dedicated mobile layout.^[1]

SidekickWriter uses genre-specific AI prompt configurations for each supported book type:^[2]

• Fiction – Narrative-focused prompts with character continuity tracking
• Academic – Citation-integrated prompts with formal formatting
• Business – Professional prompts focused on frameworks and case studies
• Self-help – Reader-focused prompts with exercises and reflection points
• Non-fiction – Research-oriented prompts with factual emphasis

Each genre uses different AI model parameters tuned for that type of writing.^[2]

SidekickWriter operates on a freemium model with five subscription tiers:^[1]

Annual plans include the equivalent of two months free. The core book creation workflow is available on all tiers, including the free plan.^[1]

SidekickWriter states that it does not use user content to train AI models or share user data with third parties.^[1]

• Artificial intelligence in writing
• Natural language generation
• Self-publishing
• Electronic publishing
• AI-assisted writing

Category:Artificial intelligence applications Category:Writing software Category:Web applications Category:Natural language generation Category:Self-publishing