AI writing partner for fiction that helps novelists draft, describe, rewrite, and finish books while keeping their own voice
Wedding speech AI generator that creates three personalized speeches in about 60 seconds
Stage
Established
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Founded
2020
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Based in
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JP
Pricing model
Free trial
Paid
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Standard: $19.90 (approximately 2,980 yen, one-time payment) for three personalized speech manuscripts. Free plan includes 26 sample speeches, question form experience, and one demo generation.
Key features
Write feature with style-matching suggestions for overcoming writer's block
Describe and Expand to turn sparse sentences into vivid sensory prose
Rewrite feature for revising and tightening prose without losing intent
Story Bible for maintaining character, world, and plot consistency across manuscripts
Canvas for visual story planning with outline templates
Chat for asking questions about your story grounded in Story Bible
Feedback feature providing five actionable areas for improvement
Visualize to generate character art from descriptions
Three speeches with different tones (humor-focused, emotion-focused, balanced)
Wedding etiquette checking for unlucky words and proper closings
Automatic length adjustment to 600-900 characters (2-3 minutes reading time)
Personalized speeches using user's own memories and wording
Speech generation in seconds after answering questions
48-hour full refund guarantee
What makes it different
Proprietary Muse and Ballad AI models trained specifically for fiction
Built by writers for writers who understand storytelling craft
Keeps your unique voice instead of producing generic chatbot prose
Unlimited creative freedom including unfiltered writing of adult scenes
Purpose-built for Japanese wedding customs and etiquette, unlike general AI tools
Generates three complete speeches with different tones for users to choose from
One-time payment without subscription or recurring charges
Automatic etiquette checking to avoid unlucky words and ensure proper formal closings
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