For fan fiction
Your take ona world you love.
The missing scene, the pairing that never happened, the ending you wanted instead. Keep the canon straight while you write it, try every what-if, and keep it for yourself.
Free account, no card. Includes 50 AI credits to try the assistant.
Canon, one hover away.
Write up the characters, places and rules of the world in your own words, and every mention in your chapters links back to them. Hover a name to check what canon says.
Know when you break canon, and when you mean to.
Anchor the facts that must hold. A line that breaks one is flagged with the fact right beside it: keep it as your AU, or fix it.
Try the other path. Lose nothing.
The other pairing, the other ending, the villain who wins: write it on a branch. The story bible keeps each version straight, and every version is kept.
Keep everyone in character.
The assistant proposes exact edits that follow your style guide, so a character sounds like themselves. Nothing changes until you apply it.
Write for yourself. Publish what’s yours to publish.
Fan fiction of a book, show or game still under copyright builds on someone else’s work. Keep those projects private, which every project is from the start, unless the rights holder allows more.
Publish freely when the world is yours to use: a story in the public domain, one whose licence allows adaptations, or a world you made yourself. See which stories you can continue.
Bring canon in as notes in your own words, not as text copied from the original. Our terms ask the same.
Writing something else?
- For yourself
The story you want to read
No audience, no deadline. Just the world you keep wanting to go back to.
- What happens next
Pick up where a story ended
A public-domain classic, an openly licensed story, or your own finished book.
- Your manuscript
Map the book you’ve written
Import it and see every character, place and promise, chapter by chapter.
Your version of the storystarts here.
Free account, no card. Includes 50 AI credits to try the assistant.