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- 01Prepare the draft
Bring your manuscript into one clear reading space.
Add your draft chapter by chapter, so readers can move through it in order and every reaction has a precise place to live.
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The Salt Orchard
12
chapters
82k
words
8
readers
- 02Invite readers
Give each beta reader a focused way to respond.
Invite the people you trust. They read in their own workspace, keep their place, and leave feedback as the story is still fresh.
Reader invitations8 totalMMarinReading chapter 04SSashaLeft 3 notesTToniInvitation sent - 03Collect feedback and find the patterns
Turn scattered reactions into revision decisions.
Review tagged notes, survey responses, and recurring issues by chapter. The patterns stay visible when it is time to decide what to revise.
Feedback overview24 notesPacing7 annotationsCharacter motivation5 annotationsConfusion3 annotationsRevision priority
Pacing feedback in Chapter 04.
From reaction to decision
Review the original passage before deciding what to revise.
Reader reactions remain tied to the chapter, the passage, and the theme behind them. You can move from a pattern to the original feedback without rebuilding the trail.
Reader pattern
Three annotations flagged pacing in Chapter 04.
Pacing · 3 annotations
Source feedback
“I understood it once the reveal happened, but felt lost for a page before.”
Sasha · selected passage
Revision priority
Pacing feedback in Chapter 04.
3 annotations
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