Why nothing to configure?
Previous versions of Inkwell made you choose from a long list of AI options before you could ask a question. That sounded like flexibility, but in practice it meant:- You had to learn what each option was good at, which kept changing
- The pick that made sense last quarter didn’t make sense this quarter
- New writers stared at a dropdown of cryptic names instead of writing
What this means in practice
- You write the prompt; we handle the rest. Focus on being specific about what you want.
- Simple promise. You only spend credits when Quill answers — a few per answer, more for bigger requests. Writing, formatting, and import/export are always free.
- Nothing is “Pro-only.” Quill works the same however you pay for credits. Quill Pro simply comes with a larger, recurring credit budget — more room to ask, not a different Quill.
Tips for getting good results
Be specific. “Make the opening tighter” is vague; “cut 8 lines from the first scene without losing the reveal about Maya’s ethics” gives Quill enough to work with on the first try — so you get what you want in one answer. Stay in the same thread. Quill remembers the conversation, so a follow-up like “now make it more ambiguous” builds on what came before instead of starting from scratch. Attach files once. PDFs, scripts, and reference docs are remembered for the whole thread.Next steps
Credits & Billing
How credits work — and how to try Quill free
Using Quill AI
Conversations, context, and the Quill philosophy