An [un]true story is fiction that conveys the essence of truth. It might be about an event that never happened, based on several that did. The goal is to convey what's important to you — the emotional truth — within an [un]true shell.
CHOOSE YOUR PROCESS
[out]line: a beginning, middlings, climax, end
Plan your story in structured sections: an intro, up to four middle parts, a climax, and an ending. The AI uses your notes to generate a full draft.
[time]line: devise a (semi)linear plan
Like [out]line, but the focus is on ordering events chronologically or semi-chronologically through time.
[through]line: conceptual rather than eventful
Instead of events, you'll define vibes — abstract or emotional threads that weave through the story — plus a fusion point and an ending.
[party]line: collaborate
Invite a co-author to contribute to the story process. Both of you can add comments to the draft.
[bee]line: just write it already
Skip the planning and write your draft directly. Then you can request an AI critique and revise from there.
THE PROCESS
- Set up your story: give it a working title, choose a tone (or several), and provide context.
- Choose your process and fill in your structural notes (or write your draft directly in [bee]line).
- Generate an AI draft, or publish your own writing directly.
- Edit the draft, add comments, and optionally request an AI revision.
- Publish when ready. Readers can comment, react, and engage.