Interactive stories that begin with a single prompt
Write one line. Storyable builds the world, the cast and the opening scene, and hands you a story people can actually play.
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Everything the story needs, in one place
From the first line to a published, playable work — without leaving the tab.
One line is enough
Describe the story you want. Setting, cast and opening scene come back together, already wired to each other.
Edit by talking
The studio agent applies its suggestions immediately and keeps an undo for every one. Checkpoints let you return to any earlier version of the work.
Bring your own material
Drop in txt, md, docx or PDF. Storyable reads it and lays it out as a story skeleton you can keep editing.
Characters that hold up
Personality, voice, relationships and portrait in one sheet. Publish a character on its own, or cast it into any story.
Artwork in the same window
Covers at 3:4, thumbnails at 1:1, scene art at 16:9. Presets and a shared seed keep every image looking like the same work.
Publish, then play
One public link and anyone can play it. Your published work collects on a creator page at your own @handle.
Three steps, start to published
The path is the same whether you start from a line or from a folder of notes.
- 1Describe
Say what you want
A sentence, a rough premise, or a document you already have. Anything is a valid starting point.
- 2Refine
Shape it in conversation
Ask for changes, see them applied, undo the ones you do not want. Preview the story the way a player will meet it.
- 3Publish
Send it out
Set the rating, cover and visibility, then publish. The link works for everyone, no account needed to look around.
From the community
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Your first story is one line away
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