Save any idea as you read. When you create, you're never starting from zero.
A visual set for your story
First time
Change the stage — still the same person.
Pick a style baseline, write one line, get a full character sheet. Drop them into any scene and the aura, palette and identity follow.
Start making ↓The proof
Same character, a few different stages
Tap a scene — the palette and aura come along. That’s the palette lock.
Master platePalette lockthis palette is locked
- Slate Blue
- Weathered Teal
- Driftwood Brown
- Sandy Beige
- Muted Brass
- Sea-glass Green
Café · morningPalette lockthis palette is locked
- Slate Blue
- Weathered Teal
- Driftwood Brown
- Sandy Beige
- Muted Brass
- Sea-glass Green
How it works
One set of specs, a whole run of scenes
The same reference palette flows from the style board to the character sheet into every scene — it never drops.
Style baselineThe seed you pick sets the whole run’s key.
Style baselineCharacter sheetCharacter and world settle; the palette locks.
Character sheet
World boardPalette lockchange the scene, this palette holds
- Slate Blue
- Weathered Teal
- Driftwood Brown
- Sandy Beige
- Muted Brass
- Sea-glass Green
ScenesThe stage changed. The person didn’t.
Café · morning
Meeting · night
Dock · dusk
Start here
Set one character; the rest grows from him
Pick a style, write one line, get a sheet. New accounts get a few free.
Compose
Pick a styleCurated, lock included.
Write him in one line
Your first few are free after sign-in — enough for one character and a couple of scenes. Sign in to continue →
Or start from one of theseWherever you start, it lands on a single character first.