Gixo Folio : AI Book Studio That Turns Your Existing Expertise Into A Finished Book

Gixo Folio is a book studio that turns material you already have, such as newsletters, course notes, consulting material, or a partial manuscript, into a finished book. You plan the chapter structure, draft chapter by chapter, revise in a book editor, read the whole thing in reader mode, and export when the manuscript is genuinely ready. Key Features - Start from what you already wrote: Bring in newsletters, course notes, consulting material, or an existing draft manuscript and split it into chapters. - Chapter planning first: Create or refine a chapter plan so every draft starts from a clear structure instead of an empty page. - Chapter-by-chapter drafting and editing: Write and revise in a dedicated book editor rather than a general-purpose document tool. - Reader mode: Switch from editing to a calm, continuous manuscript view to check how the book actually reads before shipping it. - Progress visible across the manuscript: Drafting state, revision state, and completion status stay visible for the whole book, not just the chapter in front of you. - Export when ready: Produce PDF and EPUB output for e-readers and review copies, with international and audiobook editions available as later extensions of a finished book. Benefits - Your existing material stops going to waste: Newsletters, notes, and course content become the raw structure of a book instead of sitting unused. - You always know where the book stands: Whole-manuscript status means you can see what is drafted, what is revised, and what is left, which is the thing that usually derails long projects. - Revision is part of the workflow, not an afterthought: Editing and reader mode are built in, so the book improves before export rather than after publication. - The project ends with an artifact: You finish with an exportable book file, not a folder of disconnected drafts or a chat history. - You stay the author: AI drafting is one step. You decide what stays, what changes, and when a chapter is final.