What can I create?
The wizard covers textbooks, study guides, course companions, exam prep, language-learning books and professional training manuals. Set the audience ("first-year nursing students", "Class 10 CBSE", "new warehouse supervisors") and an academic or practical tone, and paste your syllabus, learning outcomes or module list into the brief.
How is each chapter laid out?
Planning produces a list of key concepts with definitions and a chapter-by-chapter outline in which each chapter is broken into sections, each with a heading and the point it teaches.
Chapters are written with sub-headings, short paragraphs, bullet lists, numbered steps, bold key terms and worked examples. The final section of every chapter ends with a Key Takeaways list and a set of Review Questions, ready for a class or self-study.
How accurate is an AI textbook?
Accuracy is the question to ask, and the honest answer is that a draft needs a subject-matter review. Inkora's continuity ledger keeps terminology, values and definitions consistent across chapters, but it records what the book says, not whether it is right. Check formulas, dates, legal or medical statements and every answer to the review questions before students rely on them.
The fastest workflow we know: let Inkora draft the full book, then spend your expert time correcting and deepening it in the editor rather than writing from a blank page.
Can I sell a course book or use it with my course?
Yes. Publish the paperback through Amazon KDP, IngramSpark or Lulu for students to buy, sell the ebook alongside an online course, or list it in Inkora's bookstore with free sample chapters. 7" × 10" and 8.5" × 11" are common workbook and textbook sizes, and both are supported.
Can it write in my students' language?
Books can be written in 23 languages, including Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Nepali and Urdu as well as Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese (Simplified). The whole book is written in the chosen language with one consistent spelling convention.