Beta Readers & EditorsEvery plan

Fresh eyes. A clearer next draft.

Give beta readers and editors a fixed copy of your manuscript. Collect passage-specific comments, follow reader progress and work through feedback in one place.

Prepare a review from a saved Project revision in the Skraib desktop app.

The Lighthouse KeeperPrivate review
Maya ChenBeta reader
Finished
Jon EllisEditor
Reading
Priya ShahBeta reader
Invited
Chapter one · The arrival

I loved the atmosphere, but I wanted to know sooner why Elena came back.

Interactive preview · example readers and manuscript
Private, invited readersOne shared manuscript revisionFeedback beside the right passage
A better feedback round

From “what did you think?” to what comes next.

Give readers a clear place to read and respond. Give yourself a calmer way to turn their reactions into the next draft.

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Choose the draft. Invite the readers.

Start with a saved revision and invite readers or editors by email. Add an access end date when you need one.

02

Let the conversation find the text.

Readers sign in on the website, quote a passage and leave a comment. They mark themselves finished when they’re done.

03

Work through it at your pace.

Filter feedback by chapter or reader, reply in threads and resolve the notes you’ve handled. Your writing stays in your hands.

CHAPTER ONE · EXAMPLE READER VIEW

The arrival

Elena stopped at the foot of the lighthouse. She had rehearsed this moment for eleven years. Above her, the light turned slowly across an empty sea.

Maya · Beta reader

I’m curious about those eleven years. A small hint here would make me want to turn the page even more.

The same page, literally

No guessing which draft they read.

Every review points to a frozen revision. You can keep writing while readers respond to the exact version you shared.

Comments stay attached to their quoted passage.
Reader feedback never edits your live manuscript.
Manage invitations, set expiry dates or revoke access.
Different readers. One place.

Make room for useful perspectives.

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Your beta reading circle

See who is invited, who is reading and who has finished. Compare reactions across chapters before planning your next revision.

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Your editor

Discuss a fixed draft in focused comment threads. Keep a record of decisions as you work through their notes.

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Your peers and supervisors

Share a research or coursework draft with invited reviewers and keep the discussion connected to the text.

The next draft starts with listening

Give good feedback a home.

Prepare your manuscript in Skraib. Read, reply and resolve together on the web.

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