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Your Kindle book,
written by Sunday.

Typeset researches your market, drafts every chapter, and ships a full marketing kit — while you pick the topic and pour another coffee.

● Early accessBuilt by ex-KDP publishers · Refundable · Yours to keep
pipeline · live
01 · Your topic
02
Market & competitor research
queued
03
Reader persona mapping
queued
04
Angle & positioning
queued
05
Chapter outline
queued
06
Full draft generation
queued
07
QA & consistency review
queued
08
Marketing kit
queued
EST · 2h 14m
Sample output · genres we've tested
● 8 from our internal runs
Finance
The Freelancer's Money Playbook
by M. Harlow
Health
Fasting After Forty
by S. Reyes
Parenting
Raising Confident Tweens
by K. Doyle
Business
SaaS Sales Scripts
by P. Varga
Cooking
Sourdough for Beginners
by L. Chen
Career
The Remote Manager
by T. Bello
Philosophy
A Short Guide to Stoicism
by D. Alder
Pets
Training Your Rescue Dog
by R. Okafor
7
Pipeline stages
~2h
Topic to .docx
28k
Avg words per book
$99
One price · refundable
How it works

Three steps. Zero writer's block.

You bring a topic. We handle research, writing, review, and the launch collateral.

1

Enter your topic

We analyze the market, scan competing titles, and build a reader persona before a single word is drafted.

≈ 5 minutes
2

Choose your mode

Autopilot runs the pipeline end-to-end. Co-pilot pauses after each stage so you can steer.

Your call
3

Download & publish

Get a polished .docx manuscript, QA notes, and a ready-to-paste KDP marketing kit.

Upload to Amazon
Genres we've tested

Eight topics we ran end-to-end before opening the beta.

Sample output from our internal runs — not live Amazon listings. You'll see full excerpts from four of these below.

Finance
The Freelancer's Money Playbook
Sample run · Finance
28,412 words2h 14m
Health
Fasting After Forty
Sample run · Health
31,088 words2h 31m
Parenting
Raising Confident Tweens
Sample run · Parenting
24,960 words1h 58m
Career
The Remote Manager
Sample run · Career
26,740 words2h 08m
Cooking
Sourdough for Beginners
Sample run · Cooking
22,704 words1h 46m
Philosophy
A Short Guide to Stoicism
Sample run · Philosophy
25,108 words2h 02m
Business
SaaS Sales Scripts
Sample run · Business
23,380 words1h 52m
Pets
Training Your Rescue Dog
Sample run · Pets
20,952 words1h 38m
Not a fit for:literary fictionpoetry & memoiracademic textbooksanything needing real-time data
Real output · not stock

What actually lands in your inbox.

Pick a genre. Every preview below is untouched pipeline output from a one-line prompt.

Same prompt, three tools

We ran the same one-line prompt through the three tools authors usually compare us to.

Openings only. No cherry-picking — first paragraph of chapter one, every time.

prompt ·“Write the opening chapter of a non-fiction book on intermittent fasting for women over 40.”
Generic chat AI
Reads like a blog

“Intermittent fasting has become one of the most popular dietary trends in recent years. In this book, we will explore how intermittent fasting can benefit women over 40 by improving metabolism, balancing hormones, and supporting overall wellness…”

Opens with “In this book…”   No voice, no scene   Zero research — a 6th-grader could write this
Competitor “book writer”
Sounds okay · stays generic

“Welcome, reader. If you're a woman over 40, you've probably noticed that the old rules no longer apply. Your metabolism has changed. This book is your guide to a new approach: intermittent fasting, tailored for you…”

Addresses the reader, doesn't earn them   Claims without specifics   At least readable
Typeset
Ships a book

“The women who sent me the most desperate emails weren't the ones who couldn't stick to a fast. They were the ones who could — and then found themselves, three months in, exhausted, thin, and still not sleeping.”

Opens on a scene   Earns the premise   8.2/10 QA · passes human-likeness check
Real output · not stock

What actually lands in your inbox.

Pick a genre. The three attachments below are straight from the pipeline — unedited.

From
pipeline@typeset.cc
Subject
Your manuscript — Personal Finance for Freelancers
Delivered
2h 14m · 28,412 words · 4 files
← 4 genres · swap any time
01 · Manuscript.docx
Personal Finance for Freelancers1
Chapter One

The Bank-App Moment

Marcus checked his bank app at 6:14 AM on a Tuesday. He'd billed eleven thousand dollars last month. His checking account had three hundred and forty in it. He wasn't bad with money — he just didn't have a system.

And that, more than anything, is the line between freelancers who earn well and freelancers who actually keep it. The work that follows in this book is not about earning more. It is about building the small, unglamorous machinery that keeps what you've already made.

28,412 words · 14 chapters.docx
02 · Cover & titles
KDP · Finance
The Freelancer's Money Playbook
M. Harlow
12 title variantsranked by CTR ↓
01The Freelancer's Money Playbookstrong
02Invoice to Incomepunchy
03Self-Employed, Self-Fundededitorial
04Quarterlyminimal
+ 8 more
03 · KDP listing
#1,284
projected Amazon BSR ·
Kindle > Business > Personal Finance
Bullets
  • A 14-chapter operating system for freelance cash flow — no spreadsheets required.
  • The “three-account” method that pays you a steady salary from lumpy client income.
  • Written for the freelancer billing $80k–$250k who still lives paycheck to paycheck.
7 keywords
freelance financeself-employed moneycontractor accountingsolopreneur budget1099 taxescash flowindie business
Launch sequence
Day 0 · The email that launches it
Day 2 · Behind-the-scenes of ch. 1
Day 5 · Ask for the review
+ 2 more
01 · Manuscript.docx
Fasting After Forty1
Chapter Two

Why Your Old Protocol Stopped Working

The women who sent me the most desperate emails weren't the ones who couldn't stick to a fast. They were the ones who could — and then found themselves, three months in, exhausted, thin, and still not sleeping.

Fasting after forty is not the same sport as fasting at twenty-five. The rules are different because the body is different, and no one told you. This chapter is that telling.

31,088 words · 12 chapters.docx
02 · Cover & titles
KDP · Health
Fasting After Forty
S. Reyes
14 title variantsranked by CTR ↓
01Fasting After Fortyclinical
02The Reset Windowevocative
03Hormone-Smart Fastingsearchable
04Midlife, Unclockededitorial
+ 10 more
03 · KDP listing
#842
projected Amazon BSR ·
Kindle > Health > Women's Health
Bullets
  • Why the 16:8 that worked at 30 is now wrecking your sleep at 45 — and the two-hour window that fixes it.
  • Cycle-aware fasting for perimenopause, without the guesswork.
  • A 6-week on-ramp that rebuilds energy first, loss second.
7 keywords
intermittent fasting womenperimenopause fastingmidlife weight losshormone balancecortisol dietfasting over 40women's metabolism
Launch sequence
Day 0 · Why I wrote this
Day 2 · The cortisol surprise
Day 5 · Review ask
+ 2 more
01 · Manuscript.docx
Raising Confident Tweens1
Chapter One

The Two-Inch Shrink

You will, at some point, watch your eleven-year-old walk into a room full of people and shrink by two inches. It is the small, quiet tragedy of the tween years, and it is not a sign that something is wrong with your child.

It is a sign that something new is forming — a self that is suddenly aware of being observed. Your job is not to prevent the shrinking. It is to make home the room where they never have to.

24,960 words · 11 chapters.docx
02 · Cover & titles
KDP · Parenting
Raising Confident Tweens
K. Doyle
11 title variantsranked by CTR ↓
01Raising Confident Tweenssearchable
02The In-Between Yearseditorial
03Before They Pull Awayemotional
04Elevenminimal
+ 7 more
03 · KDP listing
#2,104
projected Amazon BSR ·
Kindle > Parenting > Early Adolescence
Bullets
  • The developmental shift every parent feels around age 10 — and the six conversations that carry you through it.
  • What to say when they stop talking (and what not to ask).
  • A calm playbook for the screens, the friends, and the first slammed door.
7 keywords
parenting tweensmiddle school parentingraising daughtersraising sonspreteen behaviorconfident kidstween anxiety
Launch sequence
Day 0 · The two-inch shrink
Day 2 · What my 11-year-old taught me
Day 5 · Review ask
+ 2 more
01 · Manuscript.docx
Sourdough for Beginners1
Chapter One

Your First Loaf is Data

Your first sourdough will be dense, a little sour in the wrong places, and shaped like a river stone. This is not a failure. This is data.

Every loaf tells you, in the way it splits and the way it doesn't, exactly what you changed and what you should try next. The beginners who quit are the ones who treat each bake as a verdict. The ones who keep going treat it as a letter.

22,704 words · 10 chapters.docx
02 · Cover & titles
KDP · Cooking
Sourdough for Beginners
L. Chen
13 title variantsranked by CTR ↓
01Sourdough for Beginnerssearchable
02The Patient Loafeditorial
03Flour, Water, Timeminimal
04Starterpunchy
+ 9 more
03 · KDP listing
#1,670
projected Amazon BSR ·
Kindle > Cookbooks > Bread & Baking
Bullets
  • From dead starter to bakery-grade loaf in 21 days — no prior bread experience assumed.
  • The four variables that decide every loaf, and how to change only one at a time.
  • A troubleshooting chapter organized by symptom, not cause.
7 keywords
sourdough breadsourdough for beginnershomemade breadartisan bakingwild yeastbread troubleshootingfermentation
Launch sequence
Day 0 · Your first loaf is data
Day 2 · Why mine was a river stone
Day 5 · Review ask
+ 2 more
Under the hood

No smoke. Just a receipt.

Every book you order ships with a timestamped run log like this one. Below is the log from our internal run of the Health sample you read above.

Sample run
“Intermittent fasting for women over 40”

Internal build · run on our own dev queue before the beta opened. Yours will look identical.

14:02:11
Market scan · 38 competing titles
00:04:12
ok
14:06:23
Reader persona · 4 profiles built
00:02:48
ok
14:09:11
Angle & positioning · 7 drafted → 1 chosen
00:03:30
ok
14:12:41
Chapter outline · 12 chapters
00:06:04
ok
14:18:45
Draft generation · 31,088 words
01:38:22
ok
15:57:07
QA review · 43 flags → 10 prioritized
00:14:11
ok
16:11:18
Marketing kit · cover, bullets, launch emails
00:08:49
ok
16:20:07
Final bundle · .docx + assets delivered
00:00:14
ok
Total runtime · 7 stages · 0 rewrites2h 18m 10s
Why we built this

We spent three years publishing Kindle non-fiction. Then we automated the boring half.

A note from the founders, in plain language.

TY
The Typeset team
Ex-KDP publishers · self-funded · 3 of us
Between us, we've shipped 47 Kindle non-fiction titles. The research, the outline, the marketing kit — that's 80% of the work and none of the joy. Typeset is the tool we wanted: you bring the topic and taste, we grind out the operations.
What we're launching with
7
Pipeline stages, shipped
8
Genres tested end-to-end
$99
Flat · refundable
What we're not promising
Bestseller status No tool can guarantee that
A finished business You still pick the topic and hit publish
A replacement for editing It's a strong first draft, not the last one
Numbers we haven't earned Real author royalties will live here post-launch
Two modes

Ship in your sleep, or steer every chapter.

Same pipeline, two temperaments. Switch freely between books.

Mode A · Hands-off

Autopilot

Set it, close the laptop, come back to a finished manuscript in your inbox.

  • Runs all 8 stages without stopping
  • AI self-reviews before advancing
  • Completes in ~2 hours, unattended
  • Email notification when done
Best for · Speed≈ 2 hours
Mode B · Hands-on

Co-pilot

The pipeline pauses after each stage. Read, edit, approve — then it continues.

  • Review & edit every module
  • Adjust tone, voice, and angle mid-run
  • Pause for days if you want to
  • Full creative control, zero pressure
Best for · VoiceYour pace
A ghostwriter
$3,000 – $15,000
6–12 weeks · one book
vs.
Typeset
$99
~2 hours · refundable
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Pricing

Pay per book. Never per month.

Refundable any time before chapter generation begins. No seats, no tiers, no lock-in.

Is it worth the $99?

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Kindle price$4.99
Books sold per day6 books
Months live12 months
Kindle pays 70% royalty on titles priced $2.99–$9.99. We subtract a ~$0.15/book delivery fee. Sales are yours; we've taken ours.
Projected net royalties
$7,221
After the 73× return on your $99.
Per month$602
Payback atday 5
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Honest answers

The things you were about to ask.

Not here? Email hello@typeset.cc — a real person replies same day.

Will readers know it's AI-written?

Not unless you tell them. Typeset books pass human-likeness checkers that flag 95% of generic AI output. If anyone asks, we recommend honesty — but KDP only requires you disclose to Amazon at upload, not to readers.

Is the writing actually… good?

Judge the excerpts above — they're unedited pipeline output. We're pre-launch, so we can't point to reader ratings yet; internal QA on our test runs averages 8.1/10 against a rubric of voice, specificity, and structural coherence. If the sample doesn't convince you, don't buy. If you buy and it doesn't land, we refund.

Who owns the book?

You do, fully. No royalty share, no co-author credit, no claw-backs. Publish under any pen name, on any platform.

How long is a finished book?

Between 18,000 and 32,000 words — the sweet spot for Kindle non-fiction. You can push longer in Co-pilot mode.

Will Amazon accept it?

Yes. KDP permits AI-assisted content provided you disclose it at upload — we include the exact disclosure copy in your marketing kit.

Can I edit before publishing?

Always. You receive a clean .docx — edit in Word, Google Docs, or Scrivener. Co-pilot mode lets you edit mid-pipeline too.

When exactly can I get a refund?

Two windows. Before chapter generation starts (roughly the first 20 minutes after you submit), one click in your dashboard pulls back 100%. After delivery, read the first chapter — if you're not in love within 14 days, reply to any email with “refund” and a real person processes it, usually within the hour. No forms. No “are you sure?” screens.

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