Wrote a chapter and want to know how the reader will perceive it? Waiting for a beta reader for weeks is not the only way.

🎚LitCritic has a solution to this problem!

One of the features on the site is beta reading, which gives detailed feedback in ~2 minutes.

➖What exactly does beta reading analyze:

1️⃣GENERAL IMPRESSIONS — "What is this story about?"

Story overview—a brief summary of the plot, key twists, logic of development
Heart of the story—main theme, idea
Characters—who they are, why they are needed, how they change, whether they evoke empathy or irritation

2️⃣READER EXPERIENCE — "How did I feel while reading?"

First impression—does the beginning grab you? Is there a hook?
Feelings while reading—boring, tense, touching, confusing?
Pacing—where do you want to slow down, and where to skip? Where does the rhythm break?


3️⃣READER OPINION — "What stood out? What caused a reaction?"

Outstanding episodes—scenes that hook, shock, touch
Quotes—phrases that can be used in advertising, social media, cover
Original elements—unique twists, world, dialogues, concepts
Clichéd moments—stamps, clichés, predictable twists so you can rethink them


4️⃣MARKETING IDEAS — "Who will read this book and how to sell it?"

Title ideas—options that better reflect the essence, genre, mood
Target audience—who are your readers? Age, interests, preferences
Comparison with analogues—how are you similar to successful books in the genre—and how are you different?

5️⃣And of course, each of these blocks is a comprehensive analysis module, including many specialized functions for detailed refinement of your work.

➖As a result of the analysis, you receive a structured report. Only specifics: where the reader will get bored, where they will get confused, and how to fix it!


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