For authors
Your reader already asks Claude what your book says. What comes back is a thin summary, in a general voice, with none of your exercises and no path to you. You do not get the question, and you do not get the reader.
Scholias turns the book into a companion in your voice. It takes a reader through your material, runs your exercises with them, and applies your method to their situation. At the point where they have done the work, it can offer an introduction and send them to your booking link.
You hand over the manuscript, plus any workbook or worksheet that already exists. One file each is enough. We build the companion. You sit with it and say what is off. Nothing goes live until it sounds like you. After that, the ongoing ask is a link.
No setup fee, no monthly fee, no minimum. Readers pay for your book on Scholias. The revenue is shared. We only earn when you do. Your share does not shrink as the book sells more. You keep the rights. The companion teaches the method and does not hand out the book. A title comes down on request.
An author's book is a single payment, at the price you set. Nothing renews. A reader who wants out emails within 24 hours of purchase for a full refund.
It is not a summary deal. We are not licensing a short version of the book to an app. If a reader only wanted the claims, they already have that from a general chat.
It is not a chatbot with your name on it. The test in review is whether a reader who knows your work would accept the reply as yours, on a decent day, not on the model's best day.
It is not a public-domain classic with your name swapped in. Those editions exist so a reader can try the form. Your book is a separate edition, sold to your list, after you have approved it.
Claude today. A reader adds one connector. We are not promising another assistant on a date.
The introduction to you is an offer, not a funnel you have to staff. If you do not coach, do not want clients, and only want the book to move, say so before the build. The edition can stop at the method. The booking link is optional. A reader who has worked four chapters is still further along than a reader who highlighted chapter 1, whether or not they ever book.
The authors page is the operational offer: scholias.com/authors. A pilot is one book, reviewed, then your link.