Type your move. The world remembers.
Plain English, no verbs to learn, and the page rather than the model keeps the world, restating all of it every turn.
Opening a bundled world, the recap, the map, the pressure meter and the continuity auditor are free and run in this browser. Only a turn of the story is charged, and the price is on the button before you start.
Why a long story does not fall apart here
Multi-turn model conversations have their history truncated oldest-first as they grow, and they are capped outright. That is harmless for chat and fatal for a story: the turns most likely to be dropped are the early ones, and the early ones are where a story keeps the promise it has to honour at the end. So this app does not ask the model to remember anything.
- The client owns the world. Location, inventory, established facts, open threads and every route you have foreclosed live in a structured world state here in the browser and in your account — never only in the conversation.
- The model proposes; the page decides. A reply comes back as narration plus separate labelled mutations to that state. Each one is validated before it is applied, refused or flagged: you cannot spend an item you are not carrying, and a route that was shut cannot quietly reopen.
- Every turn restates everything — location, inventory, established facts, foreclosed routes and open threads — inside a fixed envelope character budget, with a published order of what gets sacrificed first when the budget is tight: old prose and old flavour go, never a fact, an item or a foreclosure.
- Chronicle compression. Turns that changed something are kept; turns that only described something are thinned. Those are exactly the turns a later scene could contradict.
- The conversation is disposable. Sessions are rotated at turn forty on purpose, well clear of the 200-message cap. Nothing is lost, because nothing was being kept there.
What runs free, what a turn costs, and what is saved
- Five hand-written settings to choose from, each with an opening scene that is free and instant, plus your own premise if none of them fits.
- Free-text actions: you type what you want to do, not a menu choice.
- A free continuity auditor runs on every turn, with no account: it catches phantom items you no longer carry, reopened foreclosures, contradictory established facts, and a narrator that has started repeating itself — the same scene repeated in different words.
- A pressure meter showing how much has closed behind you against how much has opened, and a free instant recap rebuilt from the record rather than from the conversation.
- Both bundled recordings replay through the real renderers — the scenes, the inventory, the pressure meter and the auditor — with no account and nothing spent.
- An interrupted turn is reconciled against the server rather than re-sent, so a reload never double-bills you for a move that already landed.
- Runs are saved to your SkillSafe account and are resumable on another device, mid-story.
- Export the whole story as Markdown, the chronicle as CSV, the world as JSON.