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Demo Video Showing a Sample Report

Watch Outline Analyzer in action.

See how the app reviews story outlines, chapter pacing, character pressure, and editorial feedback in one workflow.

Full app walkthrough showing a sample report

Watch the walkthrough and get a closer look at how the app evaluates a story outline from start to finish.

Try the interactive sample workspace

Pick one of the five sample outlines, run the simulated scan, and preview how the assessment, act structure, character notes, and editorial report appear inside the app.

Project Setup

Choose a sample outline

Select one of the samples on the left to preview the workflow.

The interactive demo uses precomputed results, so it behaves like the real scan without requiring sign-in or a live model call.

Pick a sample to begin.

Outline Assessment

Act Structure

Select a sample and run the simulated scan to preview the act structure chart and chapter-level scoring.

Run the sample analysis to generate the outline assessment.

Chapter Breakdown

Run the sample analysis to generate chapter-by-chapter scoring and notes.

Character Arc Review

Run the sample analysis to generate the character review.

Character HUD

Run the sample analysis to preview the cast readout.

Editorial Report

Run the sample analysis to generate the editorial report.

PLAN FEATURE

Deep Dive

To try the real Deep Dive revision layer with your own outline, choose a plan and open the full app.

Deep Dive is locked in the public demo

Use the interactive sample workspace to preview assessment, characters, and the editorial report. Deep Dive is available inside the full app after sign-up.

AnalyzerGPT

AnalyzerGPT is locked in the public demo

To ask follow-up questions about your own outline and report, choose a plan and sign in to the full app.

What the demo covers

See how the app moves from outline intake to editorial feedback in a single workflow.

The walkthrough starts in the workspace, where you can see how a project comes together before analysis begins. From there it moves into the outline itself, showing how the app breaks the material into chapters and evaluates pacing, tension, character pressure, and overall shape.

You will also see how the report calls out the parts of the outline that are already doing strong work and the parts that still need pressure, so the feedback feels practical instead of abstract.

Here is the flow the demo covers:

  • Project setup - start a new project and get the workspace ready for a fresh outline.
  • Cover art - add a visual identity so the project feels organized from the start.
  • Genre selection - choose the main genre, then add two qualifiers to give the analysis better context.
  • Outline intake - enter the story material the app will review.
  • Run analysis - launch the scan and watch the app evaluate the outline.
  • Structure & Assessment - see the overall story shape, pacing, and major problem areas at a glance.
  • Chapter breakdown - review chapter-by-chapter notes so you can spot where the story speeds up, slows down, or loses pressure.
  • Character arc - check whether the main characters are changing in a way that feels earned and compelling.
  • Character HUD - manage the character list, including adding, deleting, and merging characters when you need a cleaner cast view.
  • Editorial report - read the main feedback in a clear, practical format that points you toward the next revision pass.
  • Deep dive - drill further into the parts of the story that need more attention or stronger payoff.
  • AnalyzerGPT - ask follow-up questions when you want to explore a note or decision in more detail.

The goal is to show how the app helps you move from raw outline to actionable revision notes without losing the big picture.

Ready To Try It

Use the demo to decide whether the app fits your writing process.

If the walkthrough looks like the kind of developmental pass you want, you can move straight into the pricing page or open an account and start testing your own outline.