The controls behind your next good scene

Open the scene window to create a title and description. Add your fictional adult characters, setting, relationships and response instructions. Save the scene and select it to make it active.

The current description limit is 2,000 characters. Spend that space on details that change the writing: motivations, perspective, tone and important facts. You can edit or delete saved scenes later.

A scene is a reusable brief. It is separate from the conversation that develops from it.

Once your story is underway, choose a response mode and press Keep going or Slow burn to generate the next part. You can build an evolving story without writing a new prompt for every turn.

Use Long with Slow burn to give a revealing conversation room to breathe, or Short with Keep going when you want the next development in a smaller bite. Change the combination as the plot thickens. Characters, relationships and complications can grow across replies, one button press at a time.

• Choose the reply style: Chat for conversation, Short for a smaller passage, or Long for more story detail.
• Keep going: ask the AI to continue from the current moment using your selected response mode.
• Slow burn: continue more gradually, giving anticipation and character chemistry room to build.

Return to an existing conversation through your history. That keeps you in the same chat rather than starting again with the same scene.

Your scene and conversation give each continuation a starting point. The app uses context and memory to support continuity, but AI can miss details. Remind it of a character fact or recent event when a reply gets something wrong. Keep your own copy of writing you want to preserve.

Sign in to chat and use your saved scenes. New accounts receive starter tokens; additional use is paid through token packages.

Watch your balance as you use the app. Usage depends on the conversation and generated text, so a token package isn't a fixed bundle of messages. You choose when to buy more.