A simple look at recent Praxis AI improvements for readers and authors.
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Authors can now shape how the AI Companion responds for each book by giving it their own custom instructions.
Authors can add a configurable book preview to their selling page so readers can explore the book before purchasing.
Authors can add a validated ISBN and verify matching book information during setup using Google Books data.
Standardized categories now make books easier to organize, search, and discover across the Praxis store.
Authors can view the readers who purchased each book and export reader information for further analysis.
Audiobook creation now includes voice-preview approval, more natural pacing, and more precise reading highlights.
Readers can discover upcoming Author Authority Summits and access registration and VIP experiences through Praxis.
Book landing pages can now present more of the author and book through links, videos, previews, and multilingual content.
Authors now receive an unread dashboard notification whenever a new Praxis feature update is published.
The Praxis AI app is now available for readers on both the Apple App Store and Google Play.
Authors can discover professionals who offer publishing-related services, while professionals get a clearer way to present services and respond to opportunities.
Preparing documents for publication is now more dependable, with better conversion, styling preservation, image controls, and long-running processing.
Authors have a smoother way to prepare and review translated editions, with expanded language support and clearer translation workflows.
Voice cloning, pronunciation previews, and audiobook preparation now provide more control and recover more reliably when work is interrupted.
Readers can more easily see when a book is available in another language, beginning with Spanish support for multilingual reading experiences.
The AI voice companion now feels more natural during reading, with faster spoken responses and controls that stay reachable on mobile.
Authors can create promotional images that feel more connected to the actual book by using the cover as visual inspiration.
The author editor is easier to work in, with a smoother foundation for writing, formatting, and preparing long-form books.
Readers can find more of the context around a book, including highlights, live-session signals, and helpful author links.
Authors get a cleaner path for setting up books, preserving publisher styling, managing audiobooks, and working inside the author library.
Authors have a clearer trial and subscription experience, with easier plan movement as their publishing needs grow.
A preview of the next reader and author experiences we are building toward.
Anthology support for multi-author and multi-work collections
More CRM integrations for author follow-up, reader relationships, and audience growth
Expanded multilingual launches and smoother translation options
More advanced AI voice companion controls and reading modes
More author marketing automation for campaigns, follow-ups, and audience journeys
Richer reader community, cohort, and live-session experiences