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Reedsy alternatives
Reedsy is free and simple cloud based ebook creation platform. You can either write your whole book there, or copy and paste it in once you are finished. You can add pictures and notes. On the downside, the customizing options are very limited: this is the price you have to pay for them to be able to automatically generate your beautiful book. The best Reedsy alternatives are: Sigil, Kindle Create, Apple Books for Authors
Here are the latest news about Reedsy:
26.05.23. Reedsy Marketplace adds Projects section for book collaboration
Reedsy Marketplace has undergone a complete renovation. Numerous enhancements have been implemented in the background to enhance the user experience, resulting in a much more user-friendly platform. If you're currently engaged with a Reedsy professional, whether it's submitting a request, negotiating an offer, or collaborating on a book, all these activities can now be managed effortlessly using the Projects tab. The system has been reorganized to ensure efficient handling of multiple projects or collaborations. This new system simplifies the tracking of requests, collaborations, payments, and shared files between you and your collaborators. To access all project-related information swiftly, simply tap the arrow on the Manage button for any collaboration. Sharing files with your Reedsy professionals has become a breeze, as you can now drag and drop files directly into messages from your inbox. All the files exchanged between you and Reedsy professionals can be conveniently accessed on your Files page.
2023. Reedsy adds cats to its Writing App
All of these renowned writers - Stephen King, Doris Lessing, Jorge Luis Borges, Alice Walker, and Mark Twain - had a common source of inspiration: their cats. And now, writers using the Reedsy Book Editor can also benefit from feline companionship with the new "Reedsy Cats" feature. By toggling CAT mode after starting a new project, a cute cat will appear in your virtual workspace, ready to keep you company as you work towards your daily word count goals. These virtual kitties will spend their time sleeping and grooming, just like their real-life counterparts, while you focus on writing and boost your productivity.
2019. Reedsy launches Goodreads alternative for indie authors
Reedsy has introduced a new book marketing tool called Discovery, specifically designed to cater to independent authors. This platform offers a direct connection to hundreds of reviewers and thousands of readers. With the help of machine-learning algorithms and Reedsy's community, Discovery helps you find potential readers who would have otherwise remained unaware of your book. It's like Goodreads but for indie authors, with a much-improved interface. After you sign up, your book will be presented to a pool of relevant and experienced reviewers who will select which book to review. On your chosen launch date, your book will be promoted to registered readers who can browse the sample chapter, comment on it, appreciate your cover design, read the reviews, upvote the book, and purchase it through online retailers.
2016. Reedsy launched Google Docs for books
Reedsy, renowned as a marketplace for editors, cover illustrators, and more, has recently introduced a collaborative book editor that facilitates seamless interaction with editors, ultimately leading to the creation of a polished final book. While Reedsy's book editor may not possess the same level of power as Scrivener or Ulysses, its strength lies in its emphasis on collaboration. Think of it as a Google Docs specifically designed for books. With this editor, you can commence your writing process in Scrivener, and then seamlessly transition to Reedsy for the subsequent stages. Operating within your browser, Reedsy's book editor enables writing and editing in real time while automatically saving your progress. Multiple individuals can simultaneously edit the same document, leave comments, and track changes, eliminating the cumbersome back-and-forth process involving Word documents and convoluted file names.
2014. Self-publishing startup Reedsy wants to compete big publishing houses
Self-publishing startup Reedsy has officially launched, providing authors with a platform to collaborate with expert editors, book designers, marketers, and translators to elevate their books to new heights. Reedsy exclusively partners with certified freelancers who possess industry experience, ensuring that authors can find the most suitable professionals for their projects. Freelancers who have been invited to join the beta phase can sign up and create visually appealing profile pages where they can showcase the books they have worked on, highlight their professional affiliations, and outline the types of projects they are interested in. Reedsy is set to become the first curated marketplace for publishing freelancers of its kind. Authors will have the convenience of utilizing Reedsy as a centralized platform to manage every aspect of the publishing process. Additionally, Reedsy is currently developing a dedicated eBook editor that will facilitate seamless collaboration between authors and editors, streamlining the entire workflow.
26.05.23. Reedsy Marketplace adds Projects section for book collaboration
Reedsy Marketplace has undergone a complete renovation. Numerous enhancements have been implemented in the background to enhance the user experience, resulting in a much more user-friendly platform. If you're currently engaged with a Reedsy professional, whether it's submitting a request, negotiating an offer, or collaborating on a book, all these activities can now be managed effortlessly using the Projects tab. The system has been reorganized to ensure efficient handling of multiple projects or collaborations. This new system simplifies the tracking of requests, collaborations, payments, and shared files between you and your collaborators. To access all project-related information swiftly, simply tap the arrow on the Manage button for any collaboration. Sharing files with your Reedsy professionals has become a breeze, as you can now drag and drop files directly into messages from your inbox. All the files exchanged between you and Reedsy professionals can be conveniently accessed on your Files page.
2023. Reedsy adds cats to its Writing App
All of these renowned writers - Stephen King, Doris Lessing, Jorge Luis Borges, Alice Walker, and Mark Twain - had a common source of inspiration: their cats. And now, writers using the Reedsy Book Editor can also benefit from feline companionship with the new "Reedsy Cats" feature. By toggling CAT mode after starting a new project, a cute cat will appear in your virtual workspace, ready to keep you company as you work towards your daily word count goals. These virtual kitties will spend their time sleeping and grooming, just like their real-life counterparts, while you focus on writing and boost your productivity.
2019. Reedsy launches Goodreads alternative for indie authors
Reedsy has introduced a new book marketing tool called Discovery, specifically designed to cater to independent authors. This platform offers a direct connection to hundreds of reviewers and thousands of readers. With the help of machine-learning algorithms and Reedsy's community, Discovery helps you find potential readers who would have otherwise remained unaware of your book. It's like Goodreads but for indie authors, with a much-improved interface. After you sign up, your book will be presented to a pool of relevant and experienced reviewers who will select which book to review. On your chosen launch date, your book will be promoted to registered readers who can browse the sample chapter, comment on it, appreciate your cover design, read the reviews, upvote the book, and purchase it through online retailers.
2016. Reedsy launched Google Docs for books
Reedsy, renowned as a marketplace for editors, cover illustrators, and more, has recently introduced a collaborative book editor that facilitates seamless interaction with editors, ultimately leading to the creation of a polished final book. While Reedsy's book editor may not possess the same level of power as Scrivener or Ulysses, its strength lies in its emphasis on collaboration. Think of it as a Google Docs specifically designed for books. With this editor, you can commence your writing process in Scrivener, and then seamlessly transition to Reedsy for the subsequent stages. Operating within your browser, Reedsy's book editor enables writing and editing in real time while automatically saving your progress. Multiple individuals can simultaneously edit the same document, leave comments, and track changes, eliminating the cumbersome back-and-forth process involving Word documents and convoluted file names.
2014. Self-publishing startup Reedsy wants to compete big publishing houses
Self-publishing startup Reedsy has officially launched, providing authors with a platform to collaborate with expert editors, book designers, marketers, and translators to elevate their books to new heights. Reedsy exclusively partners with certified freelancers who possess industry experience, ensuring that authors can find the most suitable professionals for their projects. Freelancers who have been invited to join the beta phase can sign up and create visually appealing profile pages where they can showcase the books they have worked on, highlight their professional affiliations, and outline the types of projects they are interested in. Reedsy is set to become the first curated marketplace for publishing freelancers of its kind. Authors will have the convenience of utilizing Reedsy as a centralized platform to manage every aspect of the publishing process. Additionally, Reedsy is currently developing a dedicated eBook editor that will facilitate seamless collaboration between authors and editors, streamlining the entire workflow.
Their business method does not seem friendly for self publishing authors.
This definitely doesn't make any sense to me.