Fablecove

Fablecove turns a one-line idea into a work that stays yours.

■ It asks before it writes
You write "a lighthouse keeper's son delivers letters that can never be sent." Fablecove doesn't start writing. It finds the things that sentence leaves open but that decide the whole story — what does this messenger want most? where does the resistance come from? what tone should the ending have? — and gives you two to four concrete options. Pick one, write your own, or tap "you decide for me." Only then does it draft, and the outline follows what you said. (If the questions fail to come back, it won't hold you up — it just starts writing.)

■ A five-layer outline you can edit
Story, setting, structure, execution, ending — generated separately, rewritten separately. Changing the ending doesn't mean tearing up the whole outline.

■ Write, read, critique — section by section
Every section passes a quality check, then comes back with an editor's note: what works, what doesn't. Tell it "pacing too slow, more dialogue" and it rewrites that section against your feedback. Your preferences are remembered and carried into later sections.

■ One tap turns a finished section into a motion comic
When a section is final, tap once on it: it gets storyboarded, illustrated, and set in motion according to each panel's shot type and camera move — a pan, a push, a parallax drift. Characters keep the same face through a reference anchor. (This step runs on Google's image model, so it needs a Google key.)

■ And a visual novel
Step into the book as yourself and talk with its characters. Once a "classic route" is baked, it replays with no API key and no network.

■ Your own key. No server of mine.
Fablecove provides no AI generation of its own. It uses the API keys you enter yourself, for five providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI and DeepSeek. Fablecove has no backend server; it collects, stores and analyses nothing, and integrates no analytics, advertising or tracking SDKs. Before any of your work is sent to a provider, a card tells you what is being sent and to whom — it goes only if you agree, and you can revoke at any time. (One exception: the “Test whether this model works” button in Settings sends only a fixed placeholder phrase and the model name you typed — never your work — and is explained on the button's own screen rather than behind the consent card.) What you spend is settled directly with the provider; Fablecove never handles the money.

■ About cost
Fablecove is a one-time purchase — no subscription, no in-app purchases. Generating content consumes credit on your own API key, settled between you and the provider. The in-app ledger lists the usage of every run, broken down by stage — tokens for text, pictures for image generation.

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The work is yours. Fablecove is only the editor who asks one more question before you start, and says one more thing after you finish.