01The problem
The blank page wins.
You know your subject inside out. But turning it into chapters, in the right order, with the right examples, is a different skill. So the book stays in your head.
Agentic non-fiction book writer
Talk to the fox.
Get a finished book.
SilverFox is an AI agent that interviews you step by step, then writes your non-fiction book: the outline, every chapter, the illustrations and the cover. You answer the questions. The fox does the writing.
The fox is writing
- Interview-led
- Chapters + illustrations
- PDF · EPUB · DOCX · print
Why SilverFox
You know enough to fill a book. Writing it is the hard part.
Years of experience, notes in five different apps, a title you have loved for ages. And still no book. Here is why, and how the fox fixes it.
02Why it hurts
Drafts pile up. Months slip away.
The outline falls apart by chapter four. Chapter one gets rewritten six times. Generic AI tools hand you 40 pages of filler that sound like everyone else and nothing like you.
03The fix
The fox asks. You answer. It writes.
SilverFox works like a good ghostwriter: it asks, listens, plans and then writes, one question at a time, until the whole book is done and ready to export.
How it works
From the first question to the final file.
Five steps. The fox leads the way, you make the decisions. Click any step to see it.
Your book
The Balcony GardenBeginner's guide · Voice: Friend · 9 chapters
Step 1 · Interview
The fox asks, you answer.
Who the book is for, what you know, what readers get wrong. Plain questions, one at a time. No forms.
Who is this book for? Describe one real reader.
You
People with a small balcony who have never grown anything.
What do they usually get wrong in their first season?
You
They water every evening and plant far too late.
Good. What should a reader be able to do after the last page?
Harvest within 60 daysKeep plants alivePlan a second season
Book brief
ReaderBalcony beginners
Main mistakeOverwatering, late planting
Book typeBeginner's guide
VoiceFriend
PromiseFirst harvest in 60 days
Step 2 · Outline
Your answers become a plan.
Chapters and sections with a clear line of argument. Every section gets its own job. Drag anything to a new place.
1Start Small: Your Balcony, Your Rules
1.1Read your light before you buy a single pot
1.2Pots, soil, and what to skip
2The First Ten Plants
2.1Herbs that forgive you
3Water Less, Grow More
3.1The finger test
4Your First Harvest
+5 more chapters: pests, winter, seeds, small budgets, season two
Step 3 · Chapters
Every section, written with a plan.
One idea per section, your own examples, no phrase recycled across the book. Practice blocks where readers need them.
3. Water Less, Grow More
3.1 The finger test
Here is the thing nobody tells you: your plants are probably drowning. Push one finger into the soil, up to the first knuckle. Dry? Water. Damp? Leave it alone and check again tomorrow morning.
I lost three basil plants before I learned this. Each one got a full glass of water every evening, rain or shine, and each one went yellow.
Checklist · Before you water
Soil dry at knuckle depth
Morning, before full sun
Water at the base, not the leaves
Writing section 3.1Chapter 3 of 9
Step 4 · Illustrations
Pictures made from your text.
Select a passage. The fox reads it and turns it into a chart, a table, a step diagram or a scene.
Basil is ready in about 30 days, mint in 40. Chili and cherry tomatoes need closer to 70 to 75 days, so sow them first.
RewriteExpandMake a picture
SceneTableChartStepsBefore / After
CHART · BARSFig. 3.2
Days to first harvest on a balcony
Step 5 · Export
Files ready for readers.
A designed PDF, a print-ready interior, EPUB for e-readers and DOCX for your editor.
Beginner's guideThe Balcony GardenAnna Berg
PDF
The Balcony Garden.pdfDesigned · 148 pages
6×9
Print interior 6x9.pdfGutters, page numbers, chapter starts
EPUB
The Balcony Garden.epubFor e-readers
DOCX
The Balcony Garden.docxEditable in Word or Google Docs
Writing
Chapters that sound like you, not like a machine.
Pick a voice and the fox holds it from the first page to the last. Under the hood, every section is planned before a single sentence is written.
- Argument mapEach section gets one idea, one example and its own place in the book's argument.
- Repetition guardPhrases, examples and figures already used in the book are tracked, so chapter nine never echoes chapter two.
- Practice blocksChecklists, exercises, quizzes and templates are built into the chapters where readers need them.
- Honest sourcesThe fox is instructed never to invent studies, years or percentages. You stay in control of every claim.
3.1 The finger test
Same section, six voices
Illustrations
Pictures that explain, not decorate.
No random stock art. The fox reads the passage you select and draws what it says: your numbers become a chart, your steps become a flow, your case study becomes a scene.
Charts
Bars, lines, donuts and big numbers, built from the figures in your text.
Step diagrams
Processes and how-tos turned into clear flows readers can follow.
Tables
Comparisons laid out as clean, readable graphics.
Before / After
Show the change your book promises, side by side.
Do's & Don'ts
The rules of your topic, scannable in a few seconds.
Frameworks
Your method as a matrix, a pyramid or a cycle that readers remember.
Also: ScenesVisual metaphorsComic stripsBook covers
Book types
One fox. Every kind of non-fiction.
Each type changes what the reader gets: the structure, the practice blocks and the pages at the front and back of the book.
Guides & Manuals
Step-by-step knowledge for people starting from zero.
Beginner's guideHow-toComplete manual
Workbooks & Practice
Exercises, quizzes and checklists that get readers doing, not just reading.
WorkbookChecklistStudy guide
Playbooks & Frameworks
Your method, named and structured, ready to be used by others.
FrameworkPlaybookBusiness book
Self-Help & Voice
Personal, reflective books where your voice matters most.
Self-helpManifestoLetters
Journals
Guided prompts, trackers and lined pages for daily practice.
Guided journal30-day journalHabit tracker
Style & Interiors
Palettes, mood boards and shopping lists for visual topics.
Style guideClient workbookMood boards
Full control
You stay the author.
Every word is yours to change. The fox drafts, you decide what stays.
- Rewrite, expand, shortenHighlight any sentence or paragraph and change it in one click.
- Regenerate with your instructions"Shorter, more examples, less theory." Tell the fox what to change in a chapter.
- Drag and drop structureMove sections and chapters. Numbering updates itself.
- Front and back matterPreface, how to use this book, FAQ, glossary, action plan and about the author.
Water Less, Grow More
Your first instinct will be to water more when a plant looks tired. Resist it. Most balcony plants die from too much water, not too little. Roots need air as much as they need moisture.
Before you reach for the watering can, check the soil with one finger. It takes three seconds and saves most of your plants.
Exports
Ready for readers, on screen and on paper.
When the last chapter is done, your book leaves SilverFox as real files, laid out properly and ready to share, print or publish.
Designed PDFFonts, colours, chapter pages and pictures in place.
Print-ready interiorGutters, running heads, page numbers.
6×95×85.5×8.58.5×11
EPUB and DOCXFor e-readers, and for editing in Word or Google Docs.
Cover studioFront covers in many styles, plus wraparound print covers.
Pricing
One price. Lifetime access.
Pay once, write books for as long as SilverFox runs. No subscription, no monthly bill.
SilverFox Lifetime
One-time$99USD
paid once
paid once
Everything the fox can do, for life.
- Lifetime access to the SilverFox book agent
- Interview-led outlines and chapter writing
- All book types and all six writing voices
- Chapter illustrations and the cover studio
- PDF, print-ready PDF, EPUB and DOCX exports
- Every future SilverFox update included
VAT or sales tax is added at checkout where it applies.
14-day money-back guaranteeNot for you? Ask for a full refund within 14 days of purchase. See the Refund Policy.
Secure checkout by PaddlePayments are handled by Paddle.com, our Merchant of Record, with receipts, invoices and tax handled for you.
Your books are yoursYou keep the rights to the text written in your account. Export it whenever you like.
What exactly is SilverFox?
SilverFox is an AI agent for writing non-fiction books. It interviews you about your topic and your reader, builds an outline, writes the chapters, creates illustrations and a cover, and exports the finished book as PDF, EPUB and DOCX files.
How does the interview work?
The fox asks one question at a time: who the book is for, what you know, which mistakes your readers make, what they should be able to do at the end. You answer in your own words. Your answers become the book brief that guides every chapter.
Do I own the books I write?
Yes. You keep the rights to the text created in your account and can use it for any lawful purpose. Because AI can produce similar text for similar inputs, we cannot promise that every sentence is unique. Details are in our Terms of Service.
Is $99 really a one-time payment?
Yes. The Lifetime plan is a single payment with no subscription. It gives you access to SilverFox for as long as the service runs, under the fair use rules in our Terms.
What if SilverFox is not right for me?
You can ask for a full refund within 14 days of purchase. Write to [email protected] or reply to your Paddle receipt. Read the full Refund Policy.
Which languages can I write in?
You can write books in English and in many other languages. The interview, the chapters and the front and back matter follow the language you choose for the book.
Does the fox check facts?
SilverFox is built not to invent studies, sources or statistics, but AI can still make mistakes. Read and check every chapter before you publish, especially on health, legal or financial topics.
Who is behind SilverFox?
SilverFox is built by the team behind TextBuilder.ai and is operated by Image LLC, Liela iela 37 - 54, Marupes pagasts, Marupes novads, Latvia.
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