Everything a long story needs
Talespinner follows a book from the first idea to the last page. Here is what it can do at each stage, in the order you'll probably meet it.
Start anywhere
Begin with whatever you have: a genre, a plot, a cast of characters, or only a mood.
Genre and style
Blend genres and set the tone, point of view and dialogue style. Every chapter follows it.
Writing instructions
Tell the AI how to write in plain words, the way you would brief a co-author.
A persona to write as
Describe an author for the AI to channel, and keep that voice across the whole book.
Any language
Write your story in the language of your choice, and give your instructions in your own.
Build your world
Give the story something to stand on. Everything you add here stays in view while you write.
Characters with inner lives
Background, personality, appearance, relationships and goals. Base them on people you know, or start from a Myers-Briggs type.
Worldbuilding notes
Histories, places, cultures and the rules of your magic, kept beside the story so the AI uses them.
Research at your elbow
Paste in reference material, or switch on web research when the facts need to be current and correct.
An outline that bends
Plan in stages, summarise every chapter, and drag chapter beats into a new order when a scene wants to move.
Write together
Draft chapter by chapter, then shape every line until it sounds like you.
Chapters in your voice
Each chapter is written with your characters, your world and the chapters before it in mind.
Rewrite any passage
Select a sentence or a scene and say what should change: colder, shorter, more afraid.
Insert at the cursor
Continue a scene, bridge a gap or add a line of dialogue exactly where you need it.
Pick your pen
Switch models at any time: the most literary prose, the longest memory, or simply the lowest cost.
An assistant who has read it all
Chat about your story to brainstorm, untangle a plot or adjust a character. It knows your project as well as you do.
Stories that go on
Continue a story you love, write the ending it should have had, or give a side character a book of their own.