What SpokenPrint does
A short tour. Each feature exists because spoken-to-print is harder than transcription and more nuanced than ghostwriting.
Rights Envelope
Every project carries a machine-readable proof of source rights. Upload material you own or are authorized to use, or connect YouTube and submit individual videos you own or control. Either way, the platform refuses to start without a verified basis.
Editorial DNA
We learn how you speak before we write. Function-word patterns, sentence rhythm, rhetorical moves, metaphor domains, theological or conceptual boundaries, all extracted from your source recordings and used to constrain every generation call.
Deterministic package recommendation
A scoring engine evaluates your source and recommends the package whose scope your material actually supports, with the evidence behind it. The three packages, a Study Guide, a Medium-Length Book, and a Full-Length Book, are the same source-grounded system and differ by scope, never by quality. You choose.
Source-grounded generation
A three-pass editorial pipeline: draft, critique, rewrite. Every chapter cites the transcript segments it was built from. No invented biography, no manufactured stories.
Outline collaboration
Before generation runs, you see the proposed chapter structure. Drag to reorder, edit titles, fill gaps. Structural fixes here cost nothing; the same fixes after generation draw your Hugo Credits.
Generous editing economy
Small fixes and full chapter revisions both draw your Hugo Credits — included with your purchase and topped up anytime. Hugo tells targeted fixes from structural changes automatically.
Export anywhere
PDF for print-on-demand, EPUB for e-readers, DOCX for editors, Markdown for static sites, plain text for archive. Every export package includes a rights checklist, AI-disclosure page, and copyright page formatted for your chosen platform.
Help when something is off
If a rights question, billing issue, export problem, or project-quality concern needs attention, the app routes you to the right support path without promising special priority treatment.