The AI book creation dashboard that writes your whole novel, typesets it, cleans up the chat, works out your margins — and hands you a PDF that KDP will accept. Works with free AI tools.

This is the part nobody tells you about. The writing is the easy bit.
You get 8,000 words inside a chat window, wrapped in “Certainly! Here’s your novel:”, a summary at the end, and a code fence around it. Not a book file.
No title page. No copyright page. No About the Author. No chapter page breaks. KDP wants all of it — and a paperback under 24 pages gets rejected outright.
KDP’s inside margin changes with page count: 0.375″ up to 150 pages, then 0.5″, 0.625″, 0.75″, 0.875″. Guess it and the upload bounces.
You are pasting parts, deleting chat, fixing page breaks and re-doing math. Most people quit here — not because they can’t write, but because the last mile is a miserable grind nobody taught them.
Most people don’t quit because they can’t write a good story. They quit because the last mile — turning AI output into an actual printable book — is a miserable, fiddly, error-prone grind nobody taught them.
KDP Cozy Crime Publisher builds the prompt for you. You paste it into the AI you already use. The AI returns a complete, typeset book. You paste it back — and the dashboard strips the chat, joins the parts, calculates the margins, and tells you exactly how to print and upload it.
Nothing to install. Nothing to sign up for. It runs on your own computer.
Cozy Mystery, Mystery & Crime, or Western. This sets the voice, the beat sheet and the rules your book gets written to.
Six boxes — title, author, series, premise, your sleuth, where and when. Leave any of them blank and the AI invents it consistently.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek or a smaller model. The prompt retunes itself to how much that tool writes in one reply.
A single finished prompt of thousands of words — fully written out. No assembling fragments. Paste and send.

These are the reasons this exists. Everything else is decoration.
Not a formula you fill in. A finished, fully-written instruction — thousands of words long — carrying the voice, the beat sheet, the length, the chapter plan, the front matter, the typesetting instructions and the quality bar.

Paste the AI’s reply straight in. The checker strips the chat, the notes, the apologies, the code fences, the headings and the summary — then tells you exactly what it removed, so nothing unauthorised ever reaches your manuscript.

Before you spend a cent, the dashboard does the print arithmetic — trim size, inside margin by page count, outside, top and bottom, body font, line height, and whether the book even clears KDP’s 24-page minimum.

Each lane carries its own beat sheet, voice, word norms and series structure — so the prompts that come out the other end actually fit the genre.

Not a Word document. Not a chat log. A real paperback — title page, copyright page, dedication, every chapter starting on a fresh page, About the Author, Also By, set at your chosen trim size with margins KDP will accept.
You do not have to pay an AI company to use this. The free tiers are enough — and if you already pay for a better model, the prompt uses that too.

Short book, novella, or full novel — the prompt, the chapter plan and the page maths are all built for the length you choose.
Recipe 1 writes your whole book in one prompt. The rest are there when you want to go deeper, fix a chapter, or keep a series on the rails.
Writes the complete novel — front matter, every chapter, back matter — and delivers it as one print-ready HTML file, in this single reply.
Builds the Story Bible for your book. You’re not writing prose — you’re building the fact base everything else obeys.
Writes one chapter by number and title. Beats that must occur, your beats, ending on your ending hook. Uses the source text you paste.
Expands a scene past 1,100 words without changing what happens in it. For the moment that came out too thin.
Joins two chapters so the transition reads as one continuous scene. Fixes the join that always looks like a join.
Updates the fact base after what you just wrote, so the next chapter can’t contradict the last one.
Returns the book text only, with every trace of commentary, note, placeholder, heading, fence, apology and summary removed. Takes a finding and fixes it.
You get the Draft edition — all seven recipes, the reply cleaner, the part joiner and the KDP margin calculator.
🛡️ 14-day money-back guarantee · Instant download · No subscription · No account

Don’t just read this page and wonder. Open the dashboard, pick your niche, write a book, print it, upload it. If it doesn’t do what I’ve said it does — if you don’t come out the other side with a complete, print-ready paperback — email me and I’ll refund every cent.

The Series edition writes your next novel in one prompt and hands you the Series Bible — the single document that stops book two contradicting book one.
7 recipes · Whole Book + Series Bible in one prompt · reader promise · case formula · recurring cast with one flaw each · rules of your setting · ten-book arc · Canon Ledger · consistency audit · Book-End Cliffhanger
🛡️ The 14-day money-back guarantee covers every edition, including this one.
No small print games. Here’s what people actually ask.
No. It’s a single file you double-click. It opens in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox and runs on your own computer — no installer, no account, no server, no internet needed once open.
No. There are no network calls in the tool at all — no telemetry, no sync, no login. Your manuscript never leaves your machine. The only thing that ever goes to an AI tool is the prompt you copy across yourself, and that’s your own account.
Whichever you have — including none you pay for. The dashboard supports the free tiers of Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek, Copilot and any local model, as well as ChatGPT and Claude if you subscribe. It retunes the prompt to how much each one writes in a single reply.
That is the design, not a fault. When a reply ends with @@MORE@@ you send the word “continue” and it resumes exactly where it stopped — no preamble, no recap, nothing lost. Paste each part in and press Add the next part; they’re joined in order and the repeat wrappers are lifted out.
Yes. The chapter recipes take your source text — paste the previous chapter, a scene, or a model reply — and the Story Bible box keeps facts, timelines and character details from contradicting each other.
Email johnpiilek@gmail.com within 14 days and I’ll refund every cent. No form, no reason required. The file stays yours either way.
No. The prompts are written for free tiers as much as paid models — Gemini’s free tier, DeepSeek, Grok’s free tier, Copilot or any local model will run them. Pick your tool in the dropdown and the prompt retunes itself to how much that tool writes in one reply. A 5,500-word short novel fits in a single reply on every tool, free or paid. If you already pay for ChatGPT or Claude, choose that and it uses your existing plan — this product never bills you for anything.
One person, one inbox, no ticket queue. Ask before you buy or after — both are fine.
Send me a message and I’ll come back to you personally. There’s no ticket system and no outsourced support desk.
If you’re inside the 14-day window, email me with the email address you bought with. I’ll refund it in full — no form, no reason required, no questions. You keep the files either way.
Still stuck? Email me with what you’ve tried and I’ll take a look.
This product is a single HTML file that runs on your computer. It has no server, no analytics, no cookies and no account system. There is nothing to collect, because nothing is sent.
The dashboard makes no network calls at all. There is no telemetry, no sync, no login and no usage tracking. Your book, your Story Bible and your project files stay in your browser unless you deliberately export them yourself.
No names, no email addresses unless you send one, no browsing data, no device identifiers, no cookies, no advertising or tracking pixels. Your project is not uploaded, backed up to us, or read by anyone but you.
If you contact us, we receive your email address and whatever you choose to attach. That is used only to answer you and to handle a refund within the guarantee window. We don’t add you to a list or pass your details to anyone.
Payment is taken by the payment provider you buy through, not by us. They handle your card details under their own privacy policy; we never see or store them.
When you paste a prompt into an AI tool, you are using that provider’s service. Whatever you send it, and whatever it sends back, is governed by that provider’s own terms and privacy policy — not by this page. Nothing is transmitted by us; the copy-and-paste step is yours.
This is a product for adults buying to publish their own writing. We don knowingly collect information from children.
Anything about this, email johnpiilek@gmail.com. If it ever changes, this page is where it gets updated.