It runs the interviews, does the research and flags the gaps. Everything pinned to one wall, and every pin leads back to who said it.
Whether it’s your first book or your tenth, Oshin meets you there: a draft from nothing, or the drudgery off your desk.
What you can make
Oshin adapts to the book you are making: who gets asked, what gets gathered, and who it is for.
A life, or the years that mattered, told by the people who lived it.
Here is how Oshin does it, in five parts.
Talk it through
Speak or type, and stop anytime. Oshin follows up, goes deeper where it matters, and knows when it has enough. It can interview the people in your story too, in their language.

Your voice
Your words and your phrasing, not machine prose. Oshin drafts only from what was actually said.
Tap any line to hear the recording and see who said it. Every researched fact links to its source.

A better book
Oshin researches inside the draft and cites what it finds. It spots the holes, the missing date, the question a reader will ask, and makes each one your next interview question.
Add a letter, a photograph, a cousin’s story, and it re-reads the whole book and suggests what should change. Nothing changes until you approve it.

You shape it
Change the outline and your words reflow into the new structure, ready for your review.
Upload the transcript of an interview you ran, and it finds its place too.

Share it
Print a real book, publish to Kindle, or post essays to Substack and Medium.
In any language, the way people actually talk.

What you make is yours, to print, publish or keep. What it costs is simple.
What it costs
Everything Oshin does, for as many books as you like. Printing is separate.
Perfect-bound, the digital edition included. The one people order three of.
$95Casewrap hardcover, laid out and checked page by page for print, and two copies.
$250Bound by hand in leather, for the copy meant to outlive everyone in it.
$450The things people ask first