Iris by Quantifiction
Read a fiction manuscript through style measures, genre comparisons, editorial feedback, and a report you can revisit while revising.
Sources checked 3 October 2026.
PlansFrom $29/mo Editor $29/month or $179/year; assessment $59 or $69 once
- Free Trial
- Free
- Seven-day Iris Editor trial advertised on the homepage.
- Iris Assessment (Full Privacy)
- $69 one time
- One manuscript report with the Full Privacy option selected on the checked pricing page.
- Iris Assessment (Allow Training)
- $59 one time
- Discounted report; the selected option permits Quantifiction to train models on the manuscript.
- Iris Editor Monthly
- $29/month
- Unlimited drafts and edits.
- Iris Editor Annual
- $179/year
- Annual subscription with unlimited drafts and edits, equivalent to about $14.92 per month.
The assessment price selector distinguishes Allow Training ($59) from Full Privacy ($69).
View current plans (opens in a new tab)AI & setupAI includedSeven-day Iris Editor trial
Iris Editor is a subscription; manuscript assessments are separately priced reports with a selectable privacy option.
Where it worksWebWeb dashboard and editor
Metrics, feedback, genre comparisons, and shareable assessments are delivered through the browser product.
Usage & termsPredictive metrics are not sales dataAI and privacy descriptions conflict
The homepage describes LLM-powered predictive metrics, while the responsible-AI and author pages describe classical predictive AI.
Older no-training descriptions conflict with the current assessment privacy selector; verify the selected manuscript terms before upload.
Locate patterns across the whole manuscript
An assessment covers more than 30 NLP metrics, including readability, vocabulary, sentence length, and verb usage. Progression charts connect changes in a metric with sections of the manuscript, while hints explain the findings. This can make a broad concern about prose texture easier to trace to particular passages.
Compare the draft with its genre
Histograms show genre distributions, averages, and bestseller comparisons. Genre, subgenre, theme, and age-group views add another perspective on how the story is being classified. Authors can specify up to three intended genres, useful when a manuscript draws on more than one tradition.
These ranges provide context for revision; matching a benchmark does not establish literary quality or commercial success.
Follow the feedback while revising
Iris Editor brings the metrics into a writing workspace with real-time feedback, genre comparisons, and editorial suggestions for issues such as clichés, showing and telling, and inconsistencies. The subscription includes unlimited drafts and edits, allowing repeated attention to the developing text.
The editor, assessments, and sharing
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Add the story's shape to the prose measures
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Emotion, tone, pace, and dialogue views accompany the language statistics. Content analysis also identifies characters, locations, tense, and point of view. These give an author more ways to examine variation across a book than a single overall score.
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Package an assessment for discussion
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A full assessment can be shared, and a book business card presents a compact view of the manuscript's analysis. Iris also supplies manuscript, genre-fit, sales-potential, and reader-rating predictions. Those estimates are best treated as model outputs to discuss alongside the text, rather than promises about publication or sales.
Feature details & official sources
Purpose and capability information checked 3 October 2026.
Platform and pricing reference: 24 October 2026.
Recorded requirements and limits
- Vendor predictions and benchmark scores are analytical outputs, not established sales or review outcomes.
- Official pages conflict about AI architecture: the homepage describes LLM-powered predictive metrics, while the responsible-AI and authors pages describe classical predictive AI. The current pricing page also offers Allow Training and Full Privacy options for assessments; confirm the selected terms before uploading a manuscript.
- Official homepage and current product identity (opens in a new tab)
- Real-time fiction editor (opens in a new tab)
- Whole-manuscript assessment (opens in a new tab)
- Metrics and report interpretation (opens in a new tab)
- Current pricing and manuscript privacy options (opens in a new tab)
- Author information and older AI description (opens in a new tab)
- Responsible-AI description (opens in a new tab)
Information may be inaccurate. Confirm details on the official website. Report errors to [email protected].