For authors

    Turn your workbook into an interactive book

    Readers answer every reflection, question and rating in the Truberri app. You see which prompts land, where readers stop and what to improve in the next edition, without ever reading over anyone's shoulder.

    Your readers finally do the exercises, and you see what they write about.

    Reflections that get answered

    Every prompt in your book becomes a space readers write in.

    Patterns, not guesses

    See which questions readers answer, skip or return to.

    Better next editions

    Learn where readers stop and rewrite with confidence.

    How it works

    From workbook to interactive book

    1. 01

      Upload

      DOCX, PDF or EPUB; the conversion takes minutes.

    2. 02

      Review

      AI suggests interactive sections, you confirm them.

    3. 03

      Share

      Access codes, links or QR codes in your paperback, or sell it on the web.

    4. 04

      Learn

      See answers question by question.

    Pricing

    Plans for authors

    Starter

    £19/month

    1 book, 500 active readers, 2 team seats

    Author Pro

    £49/month

    5 books, 5,000 active readers, AI summaries, CSV export, 5 seats

    Prices ex VAT. 14-day free trial on both plans; annual billing gives 2 months free. Sell your book through Truberri: you set the price, we keep 10%. Compare all plans

    FAQ

    Questions, answered

    How do I turn my workbook into an interactive book?
    Upload your manuscript as DOCX, PDF or EPUB; the conversion takes minutes. Truberri's AI suggests which parts become interactive reflections, questions and ratings, and you confirm each one before readers see it.
    How do readers get my interactive book?
    Share access codes, links or QR codes printed in your paperback, or sell the interactive edition on the web. The reader app is free.
    What will I learn about my readers?
    Which questions readers answer, skip or return to, how they rate each section and where they stop. Author Pro adds AI summaries of themes in written answers once at least 5 readers have answered.
    Can I read what an individual reader wrote?
    No. Authors see patterns, not people: totals, percentages, averages and themes. Readers own their answers.