Research and source tracking
Capture sources, notes, claims, and evidence status in the research workspace so every chapter starts with a usable paper trail.
Generation is cheap now. Defensible is not.
Nonfiction Suite carries a book the full distance — from a reader promise through research, sources, and an AI-assisted first draft, to a revision pass that keeps your voice and judgment in charge, to a publishing package ready to send out. AI assists every stage; it does not write or decide on its own, and no step promises a finished, publisher-accepted book without your work.
BellerCreatives handles accounts, subscriptions, policy, provider relationships, and support so Nonfiction Suite can stay focused on the work.
Use one BellerCreatives account for a free look, the suite subscription, invoices, cancellation, legal terms, provider questions, and support.
The suite is arranged around how nonfiction actually gets made: gather evidence, draft with context, revise with traceability, export clean files, then package the book for publishing support.
Capture sources, notes, claims, and evidence status in the research workspace so every chapter starts with a usable paper trail.
Draft in Writers Studio with a manuscript editor tuned for nonfiction structure, citation discipline, and long revision arcs.
Keep notes, source references, version history, and factual confidence connected while the manuscript changes shape.
Prepare export-ready files, supporting metadata, and packaging assets instead of rebuilding the book in separate tools.
Produce revision-pinned DOCX, EPUB, and print-PDF outputs, then design the front cover and paperback wrap in Cover Studio, with source/claim and validation records kept alongside them where applicable.
Research, drafting, revision, and publishing prep live in one workspace — no exporting between tools, no losing your sources on the way.
Research, citation, evidence, and claim tools stay close to the manuscript, while story-planning tools stay in Fiction Suite.
Claims, sources, citations, archives, interviews, and notes stay connected while the manuscript changes.
Drafting, export, metadata, and support stay tied to the project instead of scattered across separate tools.
Nonfiction projects open with research and evidence defaults; novel planning lives in Fiction Suite.
Each preset opens local workflow defaults: required inputs, likely outputs, and the first three actions. It does not claim editorial acceptance, source truth, provider submission, or publication.
Open Book Case to build the reader case, source list, and claim ledger before drafting.
Open Cookbook for recipe structure, ingredient lists, and photo-ready chapter defaults.
Reader promise, chapter spine, source list, editorial packet, and export checklist.
Source register, claim ledger, legal sensitivity notes, and editor memo defaults.
Life timeline, real people register, privacy review, and emotional arc defaults.
Archive binder, chronology, primary-source coverage, and citation metadata defaults.
Jurisdiction labels, statute sources, stakeholder map, and footnote density defaults.
Framework scaffold, case studies, audience promise, and metadata packet defaults.
Reader problem, step plan, efficacy sources, and safety-boundary defaults.
Subject timeline, interview list, source permissions, and rights tracker defaults.
Essay list, collection theme, publication history, and reprint-rights defaults.
Location register, cultural sensitivity review, photo rights, and place notes.
Case status, evidence chain, persons register, and legal timing review defaults.
Scene list, transcript quote report, fact-check queue, and legal notes.
Title, subtitle, author name, BISAC/category, description, keywords, audience, and comparable titles stay visible as local completeness fields only.
Title, subtitle, and author name.
BISAC/category, keywords, description, audience, and comparable titles.
Local metadata completeness only. Marketplace acceptance and retailer indexing are not claimed.
Persona panels, import/save health, source custody, chapter/source readiness, binder pace, production workflow, and professional export packets stay visible in the same product path.
Manuscript-led research workspace
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Prepare proposal, query, metadata, DOCX, EPUB, and print-review materials with clear review status before provider submission.
DOCX, EPUB, PDF, metadata, source/citation, and retailer-readiness rows stay visible before authors reach final export.
DOCX, EPUB, print PDF, KDP PDF, Ingram PDF, and Reedsy DOCX packages are checked for format compatibility and completeness before delivery.
Nonfiction proposals and agent/editor queries keep overview, chapter outline, market position, author bio, samples, and source notes together.
KDP, IngramSpark, and Reedsy Studio are author-controlled channels. These compatibility checklists help you review your own files before any manual upload or submission.
Word processors and grammar checkers see the paragraph in front of them. Nonfiction Suite holds the whole book in view — the argument, every claim beneath it, and the source behind each one. That is the job the pre-LLM tools were never built for.
Every assertion carries its source, its confidence, and its place in the argument. Restructure the book and the evidence stays attached to the claim, not to a paragraph number.
Across the whole manuscript, surface claims with no source, sources that no longer support the claim, and contradictions between chapters — before a reader or reviewer finds them.
The assistant writes from the sources you gathered and shows where the evidence runs out. It assists every stage; it does not assert what your research cannot back.
Version history, source references, and factual confidence stay connected as chapters are rewritten, reordered, or cut.
The suite organizes, checks, and drafts with you. It does not verify that a source is accurate, approve anything on a publisher's behalf, or present the work as finished without your work.
Revision-pinned DOCX, EPUB, and print-PDF, plus metadata and proposal/query packets, carried from the same project that holds the sources and claims.