Create
Make a character, or make a story.
Everything on the right updates as you write it. Nothing is published until you say so — a draft stays yours, and a private one never appears in Discover.
Identity
Step 1 of 3Written in full, the way a stranger would introduce them.
One or two kanji. Shown vertically on their plate.
A place and an hour: Shinjuku · 23:05.
Sets the register, not the personality.
Two sentences. What they do, and what they are carrying.
The first thing they say when a new room opens.
Seal mark
Step 2 of 3Every character carries a printed seal instead of a portrait. Pick one that reads at 46 pixels.
Traits & behaviour
Step 3 of 3Tone tags decide who finds them in Discover. Choose as many as fit.
The story
Step 1 of 3Short enough to say out loud.
Chapters group scenes; scenes group beats.
Two sentences. Who is in it, and what is about to go wrong.
Narration, in present tense. This is the first thing the reader sees.
Cast
Step 2 of 3Pick from characters you already keep, or leave it empty and cast it later.
3 of 6 cast · each keeps their own account of every scene.
Places
Step 3 of 3The atlas this story can move between. The first one you pick sets the cover.