for game studios shipping devlogs
Turn your build into a devlog your community actually reads.
Commits, screenshots, clips, and Steam posts become an angle and a draft that points at the specific thing behind every line.
Before: A backlog of clips and screenshots nobody had time to turn into a devlog.
After: A package per milestone: the angle, the draft, and the capture or commit behind each line.
“The angle was always the hard part, not the writing. Opening a proposed one with the clips already attached is the whole difference.”
Casey Lorem — Community lead, Ipsum Interactive
Illustrative feedback from the product as designed — not yet real customer quotes.
Knows the difference between a commit and a moment
It reads your whole build, then picks the story worth telling — not just the biggest diff.
Your screenshots and clips count as evidence
Captures and screenshots come in beside the commits, and the draft points at the specific one behind each line — so the claim about your game is backed by your game.
Hands your editor a draft, not a text file
Angle, draft, the evidence behind each line, and the assets you connected — one thing to open. A person still does the edit.
Stops repeating the note you keep giving
The formatting and register you keep correcting stop coming back in the next draft. It learns the habits it can verify, not what your community is thinking.
Plans
Every plan includes the complete ReadyToEdit workflow — the same memory, the same evidence, the same review. Plans differ by how many credits you get each month, how many projects you can run, and how many people can review.
Questions
- Is there a free plan?
- There is no permanent free plan. Starter includes the complete ReadyToEdit workflow from $20 per month, with fewer monthly credits than the higher plans.
- What do I need to get started?
- Connect whatever already contains your work: social accounts, documents, images, recordings, or GitHub. ReadyToEdit uses that material to find stories and create grounded drafts. You do not need to reorganize everything first.
- What does my editor receive?
- A clear angle, the draft, the evidence behind its claims, the relevant assets you connected, and the history of any revisions or decisions. Your editor receives the context behind the content, not just another block of text.
- Does ReadyToEdit edit or publish the content for me?
- No. ReadyToEdit prepares the content and the handoff. You or your editor still make the final production decisions and publish it. Nothing is approved without you.
- How do credits work?
- Credits are used when ReadyToEdit processes source material, creates drafts, and applies AI-powered revisions. Every plan includes the full workflow. Higher plans provide more monthly credits, projects, and reviewer seats.
- What happens if I run out of credits?
- Limits are stated in plain numbers on your plan, so there is nothing hidden to run into. You can wait for your credits to renew or upgrade to a plan with a larger monthly allowance. Your connected work, drafts, and review history remain available either way.
- Why not use a Claude or ChatGPT project?
- For an occasional draft, that may be enough. General AI tools work from the context you assemble for each conversation. ReadyToEdit keeps your sources, drafts, revisions, and decisions connected as part of one continuing process. The next draft can build on the work and corrections that came before it instead of starting from another prompt and folder of files.
- What does ReadyToEdit learn from my edits?
- It looks for corrections you make repeatedly, such as removing exaggerated language, shortening introductions, or changing how something is explained. Those recurring decisions can guide future drafts so they begin closer to something you would approve. That learning lives in your workspace, never improves anyone else’s results, and your content is never used to train shared models.
- Does it replace my editor?
- No. It gives your editor a stronger starting point. ReadyToEdit reduces the time spent gathering context, explaining the direction, and finding supporting material. Your editor still makes the creative and production decisions.
- Can I cancel at any time?
- Yes. Plans are billed month to month with no long-term contract.