Name: Verkilo
Price: 128 USD

Manuscript Reports. A new Reports page reads your whole book and shows you what’s on the page: the words you lean on and where they echo, clichés, sentence rhythm and variety, how much of the book is dialogue, readability, adverbs and possible passives, a pacing curve along the story, point-of-view balance, and where every character and place appears — or quietly vanishes. Twenty-three reports, each with a chart, a plain-English summary, and a click-through to the scene in question. Every figure is measured from your text, not generated — no AI involved, no internet required, nothing leaves your machine — and a full novel analyzes in under a second, automatically, the moment you open the page.
Your own rules, watched. Give Reports a house-style list — the words and phrases you’ve promised yourself to stop using — and every run counts them, down to the happy zero.
Your library on every computer. Point Settings at any shared folder — Dropbox, iCloud, even a USB stick — and your interior templates, label groups, keyword templates, and preferences (theme, fonts, your dictionary, and more) follow you to every machine. Manuscripts stay where you put them.
One file restores your setup. Settings export now carries everything — templates, preferences, your dictionary — so a new computer or a reinstall starts from a single file.