Type what you want to do. The world remembers what you did.
No menus and no verbs to learn — write your move in plain English and the story answers. What makes it hold together is that the page, not the model, keeps the world: where you are, what you carry, what you have established, and which doors shut behind you for good. All of it is restated on every single turn, so turn sixty still knows exactly what happened on turn three.
Both recordings ship with the page and replay through the real renderers — the scenes, the inventory, the pressure meter and the continuity auditor, with no account and no credits. Opening a world is free too: every setting below carries a hand-written first scene, so you can look around before you spend anything.
Choose a world
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 costs credits, and each one shows what it cost.
Your expeditions
Why a long story does not fall apart here
Multi-turn model conversations are 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 page owns the world. Location, inventory, established facts, open goals and every route you have closed live in a structured record 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 consequences. Each one is checked before it is applied: you cannot spend an item you are not carrying, and a route that was shut cannot quietly reopen.
- Every turn restates everything. The whole world goes out with each move, inside a fixed character budget. When the budget is tight the app gives up old prose and old flavour — never a fact, an item or a foreclosure.
- Turns that changed something are kept. The record is compressed by thinning turns that only described the world and keeping every turn that altered it. Those are exactly the turns a later scene could contradict.
- The conversation is disposable. At turn forty the app opens a fresh one on purpose, well clear of the message cap. Nothing is lost, because nothing was being kept there.