After developmental edits
Use Wise Wombat once major changes are in place and before fine-grained polish begins.

Run a continuity pass before copyediting so story logic problems are resolved before sentence-level polish begins.
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Continuity diagnostics
Continuity checking usually belongs before copyedit. If a timeline, character fact, or scene order needs fixing, the change may alter paragraphs that a copyeditor would otherwise spend time polishing.
Copyediting is most efficient when the draft's underlying facts, scene order, and unresolved references are already stable.
Use Wise Wombat once major changes are in place and before fine-grained polish begins.
Run a final diagnostic pass after large late-stage changes, especially if scenes moved.
A continuity report can help authors bring cleaner questions to an editor instead of a vague sense that something is off.
Wise Wombat keeps manuscript projects behind authenticated workspaces and focuses on author-controlled review.
Yes. Proofreading is late-stage quality control. Continuity issues should be resolved earlier whenever possible.
Yes, especially if the copyedit led to author revisions. But the first pass is usually more valuable before copyedit.
No. Wise Wombat focuses on manuscript continuity diagnostics rather than grammar or line editing.
Use Wise Wombat as a focused continuity-editing pass for novel drafts before beta readers, copyedit, or publication prep.
landingFind impossible dates, ages, elapsed time, travel time, recovery time, flashback confusion, and scenes that appear out of sequence.
comparisonUnderstand the difference between a focused continuity checker and a broad AI book editor before choosing the right revision tool.
Start with the free assessment, then upgrade when you need the full diagnostic suite across revisions.