The actual editing is fully left to the writer him/herself. All it does is to produce a bunch of lists that contains extensive number of items that “may” or “may not” need editing. Second, SmartEdit makes no suggestions to improve the text submitted to the program. In short, the software deserves to be called novel editing software by making it clear that that it is not for everybody but for novelists who have a finished draft in their hands. The developer’s website says nothing like SmartEdit can help bloggers or businessmen with editing their posts and emails. SmartEdit, a standalone Windows software with a price tag of $57, takes a rather different approach from those of competitors.įirst, the software introduces itself as exclusively meant for novel and short story writers. They check grammar, redundant words, and suggest corrections for improvement.

What most of them offer as features are similar.

Most editing software on the market claim that they can edit various types of writing such as novel, non-fiction, academic papers, business documents and etc.

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