Disclaimer
Understand the assumptions behind reading schedules, chapter goals, genre scores, and story outlines. Review estimates and keep your plans flexible.
Reading estimates and everyday changes
Schedules and goal dates are calculated from the minutes, chapter targets, start date, and weekdays you enter. They assume that your reading pace stays constant and that each selected session takes place. Real reading time changes with chapter length, breaks, concentration, and other commitments.
Review the assumptions before relying on a finish date. Begin with a manageable session, compare it with your experience, and adjust the inputs when your routine changes. An estimate is a useful starting point rather than a promised completion date.
Preference scores and creative outlines
Genre scores compare the preferences selected in the form. The result explains the point contributions so you can understand the ranking. Use those labels as vocabulary for your interests, alongside your own judgment when choosing what suits you.
The story planner arranges broad ingredients into a premise and three-beat outline. Develop the structure with your own characters, setting details, and expression. Similar general ideas can occur independently; review any third-party material and relevant permissions before using it in a publication.
Keeping a useful record
Print and text saving preserve the result generated from your current choices. If you revise your assumptions, create a new result and save a fresh record. Keep filenames or dates clear enough to distinguish an older plan from the one you intend to follow.
Optional browser remembering is a convenience for returning to a tool on the same device. Browser cleanup, storage settings, and a change of site address can affect it. Keep a separate record of anything important and use Contact to report a reproducible calculation or interface problem.