Authoring and publishing over MCP
Junifye — write the book with your AI, then actually publish it
Most AI writing tools hand you text in a chat window and stop. Junifye holds the book itself — chapters, blocks, Scripture quotations that resolve against a real Bible rather than the model's memory — and turns one source into a print-ready PDF, an EPUB 3, a web reader and a real ISBN.
- 151
- authoring tools
- 8
- outputs from one source
- 10
- printer presets
- 41
- languages, 4 right-to-left
- ISBN
- real, pool-allocated
- 45
- day free trial
The problem it solves
Writing with an AI is easy until you need a book. Then you meet the part nobody demos: the binding gutter, the bleed, the spine width, the EPUB that one shop rejects, the quotation that turns out to be slightly wrong in chapter nine.
The quotation is the one that costs you. A model asked for a verse supplies it from memory, and memory is close enough to read past. Junifye resolves every Bible quotation against Darash at the moment it is written, and refuses a misquotation or a wrong Strong's number rather than setting it in print.
The rest is typesetting you should not have to think about. Printer presets, the spine formula, the gutter ladder, PDF/X and a low-DPI press report before you send the file — and the author keeps the final word, because nothing publishes until the owner says so.
Is this the one you want?
We make five of these and they do different jobs. Only this page has a reason to tell you when the answer is one of the others.
| If you want to | Use |
|---|---|
| Read the Hebrew or Greek, and check it | Darash |
| Write a book, study or sermon series and publish it | Junifye — this one |
| Keep the terms you define, with sources and versions | Lexifye |
| Look up a Norwegian company or its accounts | Brreg |
| Read the current text of Norwegian law | Lexar |
| Convert a currency at a published central-bank rate | Currency |
| Just read a Bible, on a phone, offline | BibleRead |
Who it is for
- An author who wants help writing and none of the arguing about formats.
- A pastor or teacher turning a sermon series or a study into something a congregation can hold, in print and on a phone.
- A publisher running several language editions of one title, linked as translations of each other rather than maintained as separate books.
Questions people ask first
What is Junifye?
Junifye is a writing and publishing service from Publifye AS. It speaks the Model Context Protocol, so your AI assistant edits the actual document — chapters, headings, quotations, tables, figures — rather than producing text you then have to paste somewhere. One canonical source becomes a web reader, reader PDFs, a press-ready print interior, an EPUB 3 and more.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Junifye is an MCP server, so it plugs into the AI you already use. You paste one URL and sign in from the browser. There is also a web editor with full version history for the parts you would rather do by hand.
Is this a ghostwriter?
No. The author leads and decides. Everything an assistant writes lands in a document with version history, word-level diff and one-click revert, and nothing is published until the owner says so. It is a press with an assistant, not an assistant that publishes.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes — there is a free trial, and current prices are on the Junifye site. This page deliberately quotes none, because a price that has moved is worse than no price at all.
What happens to what I write?
It stays yours — the Terms say so in as many words. Deleting is reversible rather than final: books, chapters and covers restore, chapters revert to any earlier version, and the whole book exports checksummed whenever you want it. Your work is not used to train AI models.
Can it handle Hebrew, Greek or Arabic?
Yes, as real typesetting rather than a CSS direction flip. Forty-one languages are registered and four of them are right-to-left — Hebrew, Arabic, Persian and Urdu — with a proper left-to-right island span for the places a Latin word has to sit inside a right-to-left line.