
The Editor's three areas: your chapters, your manuscript, and the Creative Companion on the right.
Overview
The Companion has five tabs.Chat
Quarkle Chat. Think alongside your manuscript. Brainstorm, ask questions, and get inline edit suggestions from an agent that has read your book.
Review
The Review Room. Read your chapter through sharper eyes. A room of AI editors leaves sentence-level comments, each with a suggested rewrite.
Atlas
The Story Atlas. Your characters, world, and chapter summaries, kept up to date as you write.
Report
Reports. A structured editorial dossier on a chapter or the whole book: a verdict, what’s working, and a revision plan.
Art
The Drawing Room. Create cover art, character portraits, and scenes from your manuscript and Story Atlas.
How the pieces fit together
Each tab does a different job, and they feed one another.- Chat is a conversation. You ask. Quarkle reads the relevant chapters and notes, then answers. It can propose concrete edits you accept inline.
- The Review Room is a one-shot pass over the current chapter. Many editors read it at once and leave comments in the margin.
- The Story Atlas is the memory that makes both smarter. As you write, Quarkle keeps notes on your characters and world so Chat and the Review Room understand who’s who.
- Reports zoom out for the big picture.
- The Drawing Room turns the book and its Atlas into cover art, portraits, and scenes you direct.
Some features are Pro: model selection in Chat, the full Story Atlas, custom reviewers, and Open Expression. See Plans & pricing.
Next: Quarkle Chat
Brainstorm and get inline edits.

