Help centre
Practical help with writing, interactive stories, your account and credits.
Start a story
Open Writing Studio and describe the story you want. The six-question story brief is optional and free. You can choose suggestions or write your own answers, review them, then place the brief in the composer. Sending the request opens a credit budget; generation starts after you confirm it. During maintenance, writing may be unavailable.
Enter an interactive story
Choose a story and prepare its scene. You can play the protagonist, introduce your own fictional character, or guide events as a narrator. Preparation, the opening and later replies are separate credit-consuming actions. In the conversation, use a suggested choice or select dialogue, action or narration and write your own response. Story tools let you move to the next scene or save an interaction as a story when available.
Understand credit budgets
A writing budget shows the maximum credits reserved for that turn. It is not an additional fee: completed settlement uses the actual recorded calls and releases the unused reservation. Failed calls and a permitted repair or operational backup can consume credits. Your debit is capped at the amount you approved. Finishing an interrupted fragment is a new turn and requires a new budget confirmation.
Recover an interrupted turn
If a connection drops, use Check unfinished Agent task before submitting another paid request. This checks the retained task instead of generating again. A completed result and its settlement are reloaded. If a turn failed after receiving draft text, a recovery action becomes available. Review the new budget before finishing that fragment. Stopping a turn does not erase calls that were already dispatched.
Read and download your drafts
Your account works library opens your saved text and provides TXT and Word downloads. Writing Studio lets you continue a draft and inspect its versions. Check the retention date shown for each work and download a copy before it expires. A pending version is available for review; it becomes the accepted manuscript only after you accept it. Your account works are separate from public editions.
Verify your email and reset a password
Register with an email address you control and open the verification link sent to it. If a link expires, request a new one. To reset a password, use Forgot password on the sign-in page, then open the reset email and choose a new password. A neutral response does not reveal whether an address has an account. Email delivery can take time; check your spam folder before requesting another message.
Discover stories through recommendations
Use home recommendations, library categories and the character directory to discover content. Choose among the current categories, tags or search controls, then open a detail page to inspect the premise and available material.
Character interaction and story simulation
Enter an available character scene, or prepare a scene from a story or pasted excerpt. Select your fictional role and the characters or direction you want to focus on.
Continue a longer story
Build a longer story one scene or chapter at a time. Specify the purpose of the passage, the opening situation and the clues that must remain, without combining too many unrelated changes.
Saved drafts, versions and public editions
Account drafts and public reading editions are managed separately. Generating or accepting a private draft does not publish it.
Protect your account and drafts
Use a unique password and protect the email associated with your account. Verification and reset links are for your own use. Sign out after using a shared device.
AI budgets, settlement and failed turns
Writing shows the maximum credits reserved before generation and asks for confirmation. The reservation is not an additional fee; unused credits are released after settlement.
Choose a genre and voice
Explore mystery, contemporary fiction, fantasy, science fiction, history or relationship stories through a character and a conflict. Explain the world and the character’s background rather than supplying only a genre label.
Account credits and eligibility
Your account page and transaction history show whether a credit grant is available, how much was received and your usable balance. Email verification and abuse prevention conditions can affect eligibility.
Change or reset a password
Use Forgot password on the sign-in page if you cannot remember your password. Enter your email, open the reset message and choose a new password before signing in again. Request a new link if it has expired or was already used.
Recharge and confirm your balance
Choose an available method and package on the recharge page. Check the amount, currency and order before paying. Methods can depend on your account’s recharge market rather than the interface language.
Write a useful story brief
A useful brief names who is present, where they are, what they want, what blocks them and the intended feeling. Add background, voice and length when they matter.
Register and verify your email
Create an account with an email address you control, a display name and a password. Open the verification link in your email to return to the website in the language you used.
Browse stories and manage reading
The library shows currently available stories. Open a work to inspect its description, chapters and reading formats, then follow the page to read or unlock it.
Manage your account details
Sign in and open account settings to see the fields you can edit. Save changes such as your display name and check the confirmation on the page. Your works and balance remain attached to the same account.
Credits, balances and feature prices
Your account has one credit balance and one unlock history. Interface language controls presentation and generation language, rather than your recharge market or the unlock price of the same static content.
Writing Studio: plan, write and revise
Choose the task for this turn: discuss a character or direction, write new prose, continue the current manuscript, or revise a selected version. State the scope, goal and facts that must remain.
Start writing: from an idea to a draft
Open Writing Studio and describe your story, or use the free six-question brief. Choose or write the premise, characters, direction, voice, intimacy and intended length, then review the brief in the composer.