Sign in with a one-time code.
The code is valid for one hour. The session is remembered, so you will rarely see this screen.
This is adult fiction for adults only. Every character in a sexual context is an adult.
There is no password. You sign in with a one-time code sent to your email.
Takes 20-90 seconds. Premise, narrator, tense and ending are locked afterwards.
What is sent to the model as default. Changes apply to all stories, including half-finished ones, from the next section. Takes effect within a minute.
Level 0 is the base: role, craft, context, permission and the absolute limit. It applies to every story and every genre. Level 1 is the genre alone, Level 2 is how far into the scene the prose goes. Edit the texts below, run them against 2-4 models or 2-4 explicitness levels, and save a text back to the catalog when a version wins. Short passages at real cost (counts against the daily limit). Nothing else is saved. The content gate runs on all of it, regardless of what the texts say.
The settings are remembered on this device and apply to all stories.
These four hold the story together and cannot be changed. If you want something else, that is a new story.
Your fantasy, written and remembered
This site publishes explicit fiction for adults.
Everything here is fiction. Every character in a sexual context is an adult. By continuing you confirm you are 18 or older and that adult material is lawful where you are.
This is a self-declaration, not an age check.
We cannot offer this service in your jurisdiction.
Some places require every visitor to upload government identification before reading written fiction. We are not willing to collect and store identity documents from readers, so we do not operate there. That is a deliberate choice, not a technical limitation.
If the rules change, we will email you once. Nothing else.
Long-form adult fiction that remembers. You set the premise; the engine writes it section by section and keeps the story straight.
Free while we are testing. No card, no subscription.
Tone, point of view, how explicit, how long, who the people are and what is between them.
It writes an outline first — an ending it is aiming for and a beat for each section - so the story has somewhere to go.
You read a section, then steer the next one. Names, places and what already happened are carried forward, so it does not forget on page forty.
The part most tools get wrong is the third one. A model with no memory of its own story contradicts itself as soon as it gets long. Everything here exists to stop that.
Every character in a sexual context is an adult. That limit is enforced in our own software, on what you write and on what the model writes back, independently of the model provider. It cannot be turned off, softened or configured - not by you, not by us. Everything else lawful between consenting adults is fair game.
Your stories are yours and are not shared or published. But be precise about what that means: the writing engine reads the full text of your story on every generation, because that is how it continues it. We do not claim end-to-end or zero-knowledge encryption, because it would not be true. What we do promise is that we do not sell, publish or hand over your text, and that we store as little about you as the product can run on.
Which country you connect from, where you arrived from, which sections you read and how long you stayed. No cookies, no third-party script, no advertising network. It never leaves our own database.
A free account has a daily word allowance. You can see what is left at the bottom of your story list, and the app tells you before you run into it rather than after. The allowance is a rolling twenty-four hours, not a calendar day, so it refills gradually instead of all at once at midnight in a timezone that is not yours.
Nothing, while we are testing. No card, no subscription, no trial that quietly turns into one. There will be a paid plan later with a larger allowance; when it exists, it will be something you have to choose, not something that happens to you.
Some jurisdictions require identity documents from every visitor before they may read written fiction. We do not collect those, so we do not operate there.
From your account page, without asking anyone. It removes your stories and your personal data, including any waiting-list entry and any message you have sent us. What stays is what your generations cost us, with your name and the story removed - see Privacy.
This describes what the service does today, not what we intend it to do. When that changes, this page changes first.
Encryption of story content is built but not switched on. Until it is, your premises, notes and chapters are stored in plain text in our database. We are saying so here rather than describing the finished state, because a privacy page that promises protection you do not have is worse than no page at all.
The engine runs on our servers, so it reads your premise, your instructions and the chapters so far in order to write the next one. That happens for the duration of the request. We do not read your stories as routine work, and we have built our own admin tools so that they cannot: no screen in this service can display the text of anyone's story. That is a deliberate constraint on ourselves, and it is the one we would notice removing.
Generating a chapter means sending your text to the provider that runs the model. We do not send your email address or your account identifier with it.
Your email address, which site you signed up on, when you last signed in, and counts: stories, sections, words, and what the generation cost. The choices you make from our menus - explicitness, length, the tags you tick - are stored in readable form and used in aggregate to decide what to build next.
Which country you connect from, where you arrived from, which sections you opened and how long you stayed. There are no cookies, no third-party scripts and no advertising network on this site. Nothing leaves our own database.
You delete your account yourself, from the account page, without asking anyone. It goes immediately and it cannot be undone. What goes: your account, every story and every section in it, your waiting-list entry, and any message you have sent us through the contact form.
What stays, and we would rather say so than round it off: two rows of numbers. What your generations cost us, and any star rating you gave a story. Both keep the amount, the date and which model ran; both have your account and the story removed from them, so there is nothing left in either that points back to you. We keep them because we cannot run the service without knowing what it costs, and because a rating is a fact about a story engine rather than about a person.
The contact form keeps your email address, what you wrote, which site you wrote from, the country the request came from, and a one-way hash of your IP address. The hash is there so we can tell whether the same sender is flooding the form; it cannot be turned back into an address. Messages are deleted when they are dealt with.
Operator: Chaoscompany ApS. Reach us through the contact page - we do not publish an email address, because an address on a page like this one is harvested within a day and cannot be taken back.
The short version, in plain language. A full document follows the legal review; nothing in it will contradict this page.
You must be 18 or older, and adult material must be lawful where you are. We block the jurisdictions where it is not, or where reading fiction would require you to hand over identity documents.
Every character in a sexual context is an adult. Attempting to make the engine write otherwise ends the account. This is not a setting, and no support request will change it.
You keep your stories. We do not publish them, sell them or hand them on. We need a licence to store and process them for one purpose only: running the service for you.
Generated text is fiction produced by a machine on your instruction. It can be wrong, repetitive or not what you asked for. Free while we are testing means exactly that: no payment, and no promise of uptime or of keeping the service running.
Each account has a daily word allowance, because every section costs real money to produce. Automated or shared use of a single account is not allowed. We can raise or lower an individual allowance, and we will say so on your account page rather than letting you discover it mid-sentence.
A person reads everything that arrives here. Not a queue, not a bot, and not on a schedule — we are small, so give us a couple of days.
Please do not paste the text of your story into this form. We do not need it to help you, and we would rather not have a copy of it sitting in a support inbox.
Write from the address you signed up with and say roughly when you last got in. The code we email is valid for one hour; if it never arrives, check the spam folder before writing — that is the answer about nine times out of ten.
Tell us which story and which section, and what it got wrong. You do not need to send the text. If it wrote something that crosses the one limit we do not move — every character in a sexual context is an adult — tell us immediately and we will treat it as a fault in our software, because that is what it is.
The blocking page has a waiting list. Joining it is more useful than writing to us: it is counted, and it is the only measurement we have of what a jurisdiction costs us. We are not able to make an exception for an individual account.
Pick “Legal, privacy or a takedown” and be specific. Requests to access or delete your data go here too, until self-service deletion is built — see Privacy for where that stands.
We cannot recover a story you deleted, and we cannot read your stories to find out what went wrong. No screen in our admin tools can show the text of anyone's story. That is a deliberate constraint on ourselves, and it means some questions we simply cannot answer — we would rather tell you that than remove the constraint.