Write. Don't prompt.
Most AI tools make you stop writing and explain what you want. Draftly keeps you in the flow — highlight a line, choose the edit you need, and the change happens right where you're working.
Free welcome credits included. No credit card needed.
Everything you need to revise.
Most writing work is a string of small decisions: tighten this line, add a missing paragraph, check continuity, ask for a read. In Draftly, you select text, choose what you need, and get the change in the draft itself.
Fix it in place
Highlight a sentence and replace it where it sits. Add a paragraph at the cursor, then keep writing in the same document.
Writing Style
Save a short note on how you sound. Draftly uses it when it rewrites, so the result feels closer to your own draft instead of a generic AI pass.
AI editors on call
When line edits are not enough, AI editors read the full draft and tell you what they would fix first. You can ask follow-up questions before you revise. Meet your editors
Actions & custom prompts
Use one-click actions for grammar, phrasing, flow, tone, or punch. For edits you repeat often, save the instruction as a reusable prompt.
Codex
Store characters, facts, and terms once. When a name appears in the draft, Draftly can pull in the note that belongs to it and keep the edit consistent.
Take it anywhere
Import and export the formats you already use, including Notion, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, and reMarkable.
Take Draftly to every app on your desktop
Draftly's prompts and actions can follow you outside the editor. Select text in an email, chat, or notes app on Mac or Windows and rewrite it in place.
Why use Draftly instead of ChatGPT?
| Feature |  | |
|---|---|---|
| Fix your draft | Writes something new. Doesn't fix what you wrote. | |
| Edit selected text in place | Copy, paste, prompt again. | |
| Insert new text where you need it | Generates it, then you paste it in. | |
| Matches your voice | Usually needs extra voice instructions. | |
| Expert editorial feedback | Broad notes, if you ask for them. | |
| Ask follow-up questions | ||
| Reusable custom prompts | You have to save and manage it yourself. | |
| One writing workflow | Drafts, edits, feedback, and context live in separate places. |
There is no such thing as good writing, only good rewriting.
Robert Graves
Author of I, Claudius
Questions & Answers
The things writers usually ask before they hand over a draft.
Is Draftly going to tell me my writing is bad?
No. It will tell you what's unclear, what's working, what's dragging, and what could be sharper. There's a difference. Bad feedback says: "This doesn't work." Good feedback says: "Here's why this moment feels flat - and here are two ways to fix it." Draftly does the second.
Will it rewrite everything so it sounds like AI?
Only if you ask it to. Draftly strengthens your writing - it doesn't replace your voice. With Writing Style, suggestions are tuned to your rhythm, tone, and style. The goal isn't to make you sound like AI. It's to make you sound unmistakably like you - just clearer, tighter, more confident.
Is using Draftly... cheating?
Was using spellcheck cheating? Was hiring an editor cheating? Was joining a writing group cheating? Draftly doesn't invent your ideas. It doesn't replace your thinking. It helps you see what's already on the page - more clearly. You still write the story. Draftly just holds up a better mirror.
How is this different from just using ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a general assistant. Draftly is built for editing: you work inside the draft—rewrite selections, insert text, match voice—and when you want critique, AI editors deliver structured feedback on structure, clarity, pacing, and genre. Same job, different tool: one is for answers; the other is for finishing pages.
How much does Draftly cost?
Draftly is pay-for-what-you-use. Most full-book feedback runs land around $5, depending on draft length. If you’re revising often, credit packs and subscriptions lower your cost even more.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. No drama. No guilt emails. No "Are you sure?" popups. Manage your subscription in your account settings. And yes, you can keep using Draftly without a subscription on a pay-as-you-go basis. We'd love to keep you - but not by trapping you.
Buy credits when you need them.
Start with free welcome credits. When you need more rewrites, insertions, or editor feedback, buy a credit pack. Larger packs include bonus credits.
Start free. No card required.
Every account starts with 200 welcome credits, enough to try real feedback on a draft. The editor, imports, exports, and prose analysis are free.
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Prose analysis stays free
Draft, organize, and revise in the full editor
Codex and version snapshots
Import and export through Notion, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, and reMarkable
Desktop app for Mac and Windows
Starter
$10
For a quick rewrite pass or a small feedback run.
1,832 credits for any AI feature
Useful for short stories, query letters, or early feedback
One-time payment
Pro
$20
For writers who need feedback every week.
3,999 credits for any AI feature
Useful for essays, newsletters, blog posts, or serialized work
20% more feedback per dollar than pay-as-you-go
Studio
$50
For long drafts and revision-heavy projects.
10,832 credits for any AI feature
Built for novels, nonfiction books, and long-running projects
Best credit rate
Room for multiple revision rounds
Make the next revision clearer.
Bring a rough draft. Tighten weak lines, add missing passages, and ask for an editor read when you need one. Version snapshots keep experiments separate, so you can try a change without losing the last draft.
Free welcome credits included. No credit card needed.