Part of the feedback features
Reading heatmap
See where readers lean in, and where they slip away.
Claim your deskA reading heatmap shades your published piece with the shape of real attention. Warmer paragraphs are the ones readers lingered on, cooler ones went by fast, and a flag marks the line where readers tend to stop. It is the feedback a comment thread never gives you: what actually held the room.
The heat is built from anonymous, aggregate reads. We keep one row per paragraph, never one per reader, so you see the shape of attention across everyone and never who read what. Turn it on over your own piece whenever you want. It stays off by default and only you can see it, so reading stays calm for everyone else. Reading analytics is part of Inkbreaker Pro, and your free trial includes it.
What it does
- ✓Per-paragraph dwell shaded right onto your published piece, warmer where readers stayed.
- ✓A drop-off flag on the line where readers most often stop.
- ✓Built from anonymous, aggregate reads. No individual reader is ever tracked.
- ✓Author-only and off by default, so it never disturbs the reading view others see.
More ways to get feedback
Peer feedback
Trade honest notes with other working writers, one read for another.
Inline comments
Leave a comment right on the line it is about, and keep the conversation there.
Direct feedback requests
Ask a specific writer for a read instead of waiting on the queue.
Sensitivity reads
Find readers with lived experience in the areas your story touches.
Beta readers
A public directory of beta readers, with a clear timeline both sides agree to.
Reader credentials
Reputation that reflects the kind of reading you actually do.