Community Growth for a Writing Tool. Indie Author / Self-Publishing Communities.

About us WriterScribe is a writing studio for novelists. We help fiction writers finish more books — in their own voice — with an AI companion that remembers their entire story, so they never lose the thread of their own novel between sessions. We're built for the working writer with more story than time: indie authors, self-publishers, people writing in the margins of busy lives. We're deliberately not an "AI writes your book for you" tool. Our whole philosophy is your voice, your prose — the writer stays the author. That distinction matters enormously to our community, and it's central to who we are. What we're looking for We want to grow our presence and community authentically — and we're looking for someone who can help us reach the places writers actually gather, and do it the right way: through genuine participation and value, never spammy marketing. You'll be a strong fit if you: Have real, hands-on experience in fiction or self-publishing communities — Reddit (r/writing, r/selfpublish, r/indieauthors), Facebook author groups (e.g. 20BooksTo50K), NaNoWriMo, writing Discords, or similar. Please name the specific communities you know. Understand that writers are warm but skeptical of marketing — and that trust in these spaces is earned, not broadcast. Are an indie author yourself, or have worked closely with fiction writers on building audience and community. We're especially keen to hear from people who live in writing and self-publishing communities. That said, if you have a strong track record of growing engaged communities and a genuine interest in the world of writers, we'd love to hear from you too. How we'd like to start A paid discovery conversation (45–60 min) so we can learn from your experience and see if there's a fit. No obligation on either side beyond the call — if it's a strong match, there's real potential for ongoing work. In your proposal, please tell us: Which specific writing/author communities you've been part of or helped grow (be concrete). One honest thing you think most writing tools get wrong about community. Your rate. We read every proposal personally and reply to the ones that fit. Thank you — we're genuinely excited to talk to the right person.