See the prompt before it goes, suggestions you can edit, and a clearer Regenerate
A tick under the play box: show me what the writer gets before it goes. Turn it on and Send opens a preview of everything the writer is about to receive, and you can change any of it for that one turn.
Tapping a suggested move now puts it in the box so you can edit it. Tap it again, or press Send, to send it. Thanks to a player who finds typing hard for the idea.
The Regenerate turn button moved next to Stats, with a label, and it visibly rewrites the same turn rather than adding one.
Stats shows the pacing the writer was given, in full, and any edits you made to the prompt.
A little more room between a turn being written and the suggestions under it.
Credits given to you by us now say why, in your notifications.
Half-price GLM for Premium, more picture styles, sharper covers
Premium members now play GLM 5.2, the default writer, for 5 credits a turn instead of 10.
Your own OpenRouter key now covers seed covers, branch covers and character portraits as well as turns and turn pictures.
Seven new picture styles: Epic fantasy, Fantasy portrait, Dark fantasy, Glamour, Low-key moody, Pin-up and Neon glow.
Creator pages show five seeds a row with sharper covers.
Dictation stops the moment you press Send, so nothing said afterwards ends up in the box.
A bit of room above the buttons in the export window.
The privacy page now explains the Google Ads tag we use to see whether an advert brought you here. Still no advertising cookies.
Your own API key, a new creator page and a deeper dark mode
Premium members can play on their own OpenRouter key. Set it up under Settings, Own API key. Up to 200 turns a day cost no credits.
Creator pages are a shelf of covers now, with Seeds and Branches as tabs.
Dark mode is darker, with cards that stand out from the page.
Settings is split into Profile, Notifications, Account and Own API key.
Export a branch from the menu on My branches: pick the turns, add pictures, and get a PDF, an EPUB or a text file. Unfinished branches can be exported too.
You can dictate your move with the microphone button next to Send (Chrome, Edge and Safari).
Speech in a story is shown in italics.
The picture suggestion for a turn now describes how the character looks at that point in the story, not how they started.
Seed pages show how many branches were finished, and an updated date if the seed was changed after publishing.
Most played now sorts by turns played instead of number of branches.
Under a turn, only one of Edit, Add a picture, Tracker and Stats is open at a time.
Fields you still need to fill in are marked in orange in light mode.
This page.
Covers, pictures and a tidier seed page
Share a link to a seed or branch and the cover picture shows up in the preview.
You can give a seed or a branch its own cover. Upload one or get one drawn for credits.
All the pictures you generate for a turn are kept now. Pick the one you want to show.
Seeds can have up to three characters to play as, and there is a Create your own option on every seed.
You can edit the suggested first moves on your own seeds.
The tracker has a notes box. Whatever you write there, the writer keeps in mind for the rest of the story.
Every turn has a Stats button that shows what it cost and what was sent to the writer.
The seed editor and the publish page show a preview next to the form while you type.
My seeds and My branches are lists now instead of cards, so more fits on the screen.
The seed page shows who liked it.
The page no longer jumps around while a turn is coming in.
The writer only suggests ending the story when it is actually close to the end.
Costs and small fixes
Turn costs are shown in dollars as well as credits.
When you run out of credits you get two options: buy more, or publish a seed and earn some.
You pick the point of view before the seed is written, not after.
Required fields are highlighted so you can see what is missing before you hit save.
A seed's branch count only goes up once someone actually plays a turn.
Bigger buttons and text on phones.
Everbranch is live
Play a story turn by turn until it ends, then publish it for anyone to read for free.