AI web novel planner for outline and chapter drafting
Turn a podcast into a blog post — free SEO draft
Stage
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Founded
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Based in
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
$50 Credit Pack: 1,600 credits plus 100 bonus credits; $100 Credit Pack: 4,000 credits plus 800 bonus credits; $200 Credit Pack: 10,000 credits plus 3,000 bonus credits; $500 Credit Pack: 40,000 credits plus 12,000 bonus credits. Standard Model costs 1 credit per generation, Advanced Model costs 2 c
Free: 3 packs per day per IP, last 5 saved packs. Pro: first month $1.9, then $12/month, or $99/year billed annually. First 50 annual subscribers get 2 bonus months (14 months total).
Key features
8-step structured workflow from concept to chapter drafts
Story concept generation with genre framework
World building tools for power systems and factions
Character sheets with RPG stats and progression arcs
Plot structure and pacing planning
Chapter-by-chapter outline generation
Editable first-draft chapter generation
Export in TXT or Markdown format
Genre templates for LitRPG, Progression Fantasy, Portal Fantasy, and Dungeon Core
Multiple AI model choices with pay-per-generation pricing
Converts podcast transcripts and show notes to SEO blog drafts
Generates FAQ blocks and schema markup
Creates social media scripts
Includes publish checklist with canonical and sitemap guidance
Accepts audio file uploads for automatic transcription
Markdown and HTML download options
Pack history and recovery with email backup
BlogPosting and PodcastEpisode JSON-LD schema copy
Free podcast show notes template
What makes it different
Structured 8-step workflow keeps web novels consistent from concept to publication
Built specifically for web serial platforms like Royal Road and Scribble Hub
No subscription required, pay only for generations you use
Includes RPG stats in character sheets for LitRPG stories
Podcast-specific pack format instead of general AI rewriting
Works without a full transcript using structured show notes
Focuses on search intent and problem-solving rather than episode archive titles