Roadmap + resource library
Start-fresh guidance and an established-author audit across author foundation, editorial, production, distribution, audience, ARC, and business.
Start fresh or connect what you already built. Author Studio teaches the full self-publishing journey, finds missed foundations, manages books and ARC readers, supports the business office, and keeps your social, website, direct store, and print-on-demand plan working together.
Today in your studio
Launch readiness
76%
3 priority steps
ARC readers
18
6 awaiting reply
Your next release
Launch active✓ Reader package assembled
✓ ARC signup page ready
→ Approve first reader group
Your guide says
You do not need another new task today. Approve the first reader group, then stop.
One author operating system
Start-fresh guidance and an established-author audit across author foundation, editorial, production, distribution, audience, ARC, and business.
Choose the right edit path, organize feedback and corrections, protect the author’s voice, and keep one approved manuscript.
Every title, edition, identifier, file, proof, price, channel, deadline, and approval in one master record.
Reader best-fit choices, private in-app reading, controlled downloads, respectful progress trends, feedback, and review follow-through.
Catalog, expenses, vendors, rights, contracts, royalties, profitability, and a guided monthly close without storing passwords.
Connect or build an author site, keep book pages current, grow email, sell direct, and route print orders through print-on-demand.
Turn approved book records, milestones, and reader quotes into social, email, site, and advertising drafts that reuse the same facts.
Assistive publishing, editorial, business, marketing, website, and coaching roles prepare work while the author keeps final control.
A realistic next step, a monthly audit, and plain-language explanations—without turning every unfinished task into an emergency.
Made from real publishing work
The Studio is shaped from real manuscript, release, ARC, and social workflows already running through a small publishing operation. It gives new authors the structure of a team before they can afford to hire one.