Features

Tools that work the way writers work.

A closer look at what's inside Bouquin & Ink — how each piece was built, what it does on the page, and what it deliberately doesn't.

Six tools. One workflow.

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I · The Editor

The page before everything else.

A long-form editor that gets out of the way. No rails, no rewrites, no AI ghostwriter sitting in the margin.

Editor screenshot

Three desk themes

Soft Neutral, Ink & Brass, Editorial. Each one a different mood. Switch any time, even mid-sentence.

Binder navigation

Parts, chapters, scenes — drag to reorder, fold what you're not working on, every level keeps its own word count.

Grammar that respects voice

Catches typos, agreement errors, and punctuation. Doesn't suggest you "tighten" your prose. Sentence fragments stay where you put them.

Auto-save & revision history

Saves on every keystroke. Browse any version of any chapter back to your first draft. Restore in one click.

II · Voiceprint

Your voice, measured against itself.

Voiceprint doesn't grade your writing. It maps your structure, vocabulary, and rhythm against a baseline built from your own strongest prose — and shows you where today's draft drifts.

Voice Research World Publish
Project Voice 86% · 10/10 chapters
Voice Match
88%
Structure 91% Vocab 86% Rhythm 95%
Contractions87%
Anchor Words100%
Passive Voice100%
Corpus Overlap70%
Sentence Length100%
Voice Purity88%
Sentence Variance70%
Paragraph Density100%
0 AI tells detected
Tone
Clipped Steady Airy
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Calibrated to you

Drop in 10k+ words of your strongest existing prose. Voiceprint builds a fingerprint specific to your writing — not a corpus of literary fiction.

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A map, not a grade

Every metric is plotted against your own patterns. A flagged passage is information — you decide if the chapter calls for it.

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AI tells, surfaced

If a passage reads like it was generated, Voiceprint flags it. Not to accuse — to let you catch the seams before anyone else does.

III · Continuity

Your manuscript, cross-referenced.

Continuity extracts facts from every chapter and cross-references them against your world bible. Timeline conflicts, object inconsistencies, location changes — surfaced before they become plot holes.

Continuity Check
4 References Found
20×
Eleanor
Protagonist. Runs the apothecary on Harrow Street. Her mother's locket — inherited in Chapter 1 — carries a photograph she hasn't looked at since the fire.
Your World Bible
The Locket
Silver chain, oval face, clasp replaced after the hinge broke in the river scene. Contains a photograph of Eleanor's mother at nineteen.
Your World Bible
Harrow Street
East side of the old quarter. The apothecary is number 14. Two blocks from the cathedral. Cobblestone, gas lamps, no vehicle access after dark.
Your World Bible

Timeline tracking

Catches when your character's mother died twenty-eight years ago in chapter three but four years ago in chapter seven.

Object consistency

The pendant was silver with grooves in the prologue. If it becomes gold in act two, you'll know before your editor does.

Location awareness

Your character is packing a house in Boston. Three chapters later they're clearing it. Continuity asks which one it is.

Chapter cross-reference

Every flag links back to the specific chapters where the conflict exists. Click through, see the context, decide if it's intentional.

IV · Muse Board

The door into the scene.

For the days when the page is blank and the cursor is blinking. Muse Board doesn't write for you — it sets the table so you can sit down and begin.

Devotion
"She knelt because there was nothing left standing."
Dread
"The hallway was the wrong length and he knew it."
Longing
"He kept the letter unopened for thirty years."

Mood-driven prompts

Devotion, dread, longing, silence, awe — and seven others. Each draws from a curated library, plus prompts shared by the community.

Timed sprints

15, 25, or 60-minute focus blocks. Optional ambient audio. Optional hide-the-word-count toggle. Your fingers, your pace.

Fragment journal

The lines that don't have a home yet. Tag them, search them, drop them into a chapter the moment they fit.

V · Corkboard

The book from above.

Every chapter as an index card. Auto-generated synopsis, word count, voiceprint rating, and status — all visible at a glance. Drag to reorder. Click any card to jump straight to the chapter.

Corkboard screenshot
VI · Publish · Pro

From draft to submission.

Export your manuscript in industry-standard formats. Build query letters. Track submissions. Your provenance seal travels with you.

Manuscript export

DOCX (Shunn standard), PDF, EPUB, Markdown, Plain Text, and Full Bundle as .zip. Front matter, scene breaks, and headers handled automatically.

Query letter builder

Templates by genre, fillable hook/comp/bio sections, and querying notes with current industry guidance baked in.

Submission tracker

Agent name, agency, date sent, response status, deadline reminders. Your slush pile, organized.

Provenance certificate

The Voice Verified seal travels with your export — authorship verified by Voiceprint, saves tracked, sealed with a timestamp. Agents can verify the document came from your pen.

Common questions.

Does Voiceprint work for non-fiction?+

Yes. Voiceprint analyzes structural patterns, not subject matter. Memoirists, essayists, and journalists use it to maintain a consistent voice across long-form non-fiction projects.

What languages are supported?+

English at launch, with French in active development. Voiceprint's structural analysis is language-agnostic in principle, but each language requires its own tuning.

Does the editor work offline?+

Yes. The editor, binder, and corkboard work fully offline. Voiceprint and Continuity require an internet connection to score and cross-reference; their results sync once you're back online.

Can I import an existing manuscript?+

DOCX, Markdown, plain text, and Scrivener exports all import cleanly. Chapters, scene breaks, and basic formatting are preserved.

Will my voice profile improve grammar suggestions?+

It does. Grammar checks defer to your established voice — sentence fragments, comma splices, and other "errors" that are part of your style are recognized and left alone.

Beta is free. Founding pricing locked in when we launch.

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