On Friday, a release with more than 200 changes went live. Here are the big ones: ✍️ A new writing tool. You approve a short style sample, and your book is written section by section in exactly that voice. Several chapters at once, each one aware of what came before. 👥 The reader panel. Three AI test readers, each a typical reader of your book, and an editor read the whole manuscript. Every note points to the exact chapters, so you fix problems before your real readers find them. 🎨 Magic Studio 2.0. Click an element to remove it, drag it to move it, or place your own logo on the cover. 💸 Cheaper Visuals. Most actions now cost up to 60% fewer credits. Free edit starts at 20 credits, HQ upscales at 30. 📊 Radar Alerts. Radar now flags the books that are ready to scale and the ads that are losing money, every morning. Every new book you start uses the new writing tool. Books you already started keep their current workflow. Everything in detail, with screenshots, is in this article: 👉 https://publishflow.ai/knowledge-hub/blog/whats-new-october-2026/ And remember: every book you create from October 1 counts toward the Q4 Challenge. Try it on your next book and tell me in the comments what you think. 🙌🏼

Is anyone using this option and is it still available? Any feedback at all on this process is appreciated, as I’m looking into this and appreciate any wisdom. Trying to wrap my mind around it and get a plan. Also, anyone using writers to help with the writing part / division of labor? So curious about these options and what’s working as well as potential pitfalls. Thank you!

Hey everyone 👋 Big update today, here are the highlights: ✍️ Write in your own voice Upload a writing sample and PublishFlow learns your phrasing, rhythm and habits, then writes your book in that voice. Paste in anything from 500 up to 20,000 words (blog posts, newsletters, an old book). The more it reads, the better it captures what’s really you. Then just switch off any habits you don’t want repeated. It’s worth the time, this decides how your whole book sounds. 🎨 Design Studio - 80+ elements now have their own print look (rating scales, timelines, letters, poems, warning boxes and more), instead of all looking like plain boxes. - Hover any element to preview how it’ll print, before you add it. - More picture control: move pictures between chapters, create one right where you need it, or set pictures per chapter. - Page breaks, single-chapter previews, and cleaner print overall. 📝 Writing - Edit tables by hand: add or delete rows and columns. - A more reliable writing assistant. 🖼️ Covers & Visuals - New AI-designed spine artwork connecting your front and back cover. - A+ content: edit banner texts and get up to 10 design options. Give it a try and tell us how you like it 👇 Andrey & Roman

I just wanted to post this for feedback from the group.. also it may help someone if you’re doing workbooks.. someone else I know got their account suspended for “ poor customer experience” ebooks workbook style interiors.. I had ultimate formatting do my interior, which has workbook aspects- check boxes, fill in the blank, etc.. I published both paperback and e book. I asked ultimate if they can change the ebook formatting to be more user friendly, they said: “Kindle ebooks don't support interactive features like fillable blanks or checkboxes, so there's no way to make those work the way they do in a printed workbook or PDF. Amazon can reject or remove Kindle books if they're mainly designed for readers to write in, check boxes, or complete activities, since that doesn't translate well to Kindle devices. If your book only has a few reflection questions or prompts, it's usually fine. But if a large part of the book is made up of worksheets, checklists, or spaces for readers to fill in, I'd recommend publishing that version as a paperback only. Another option is to adjust the Kindle version by changing those activities into reflection prompts and suggesting readers use a notebook for their answers.” Anyone have any suggestions.. should I adapt these features on the ebook if they are present? Whats the best pivot? Thank you!

We reworked the heart of PublishFlow! You are now able to write books… …more detailed …more polished …and faster ✅ First big update: Developmental Editing We added a Development Editing layer, analyzing your book and optimizing it in the following areas: - Finding redundancies - Solving logical gaps - Adding more value to the reader - Improving the overall structure and flow - Helping you getting an overview of the book It models a real human developmental editor and is the biggest quality improvement we ever added for the writing tool so far. ✅ Second big update: Global Proofreading The proofreading now moved from the chapter by chapter section to a global layer. This means, after you finish your book and it went through development editing it enters the final step: proofreading. Like a human proofreader it is the last quality gate before your book is publish-ready. We also improved the structure of the proofreading. Before, it humanized and proofread your book. In addition to that we now are able to imitate human line editors. This results in more professional writing final versions of the text. ✅ Find a detailed explanation and tutorial of the new updates below 👇🏼 We hope you enjoy the new update and test it right away! It is available for all PublishFlow users for all new books, and also existing books: app.publishflow.com If you have any questions or feedback, just let us know! We are as always happy to help.