It grows from your sentence
Setting, rules, cast and the first scene come from one line you write, in about 30 seconds.
Describe a world and who you are in it. Pominis builds it, brings in its people, sets the first scene and lets you walk in. Talk to anyone, go anywhere; the world answers in words and pictures.
World Mode·The Emberheart LairSetting, rules, cast and the first scene come from one line you write, in about 30 seconds.
Every scene shows the place you are in and the people who are there, not a wall of text.
There is no fixed map: head somewhere new and the world is there when you arrive.
No setup screens. Write the world, wait half a minute, and you are inside it.
Who you are and where: "I'm the new postman in a lighthouse town where every letter is for someone who's gone."
While the world is built, its people step forward one by one, so you know who you'll meet.
Type anything or tap a suggestion. Characters answer in their own voice and the story moves with you.
New places open up as you arrive. Leave, and a character may write to you; the world waits where you left it.
Relationships, promises, things you carry and what you're after are kept, so later turns build on earlier ones.
Everyone looks the same wherever you meet them, from the first scene to the last.
The view changes the moment you arrive somewhere, never before, so the story and the picture stay together.
Share it with a link or to the community. Everyone who opens it walks in from the beginning, in their own session.
Chat roleplay apps give you one character in a text box. World Mode gives you a place with several people, scenes you can see and a story that moves.
Want to shape every branch and line yourself? Write it into a full story in the Studio; a world can become one with a click.
The best world sentences say where you are, who you are, and what is strange about it. The world fills in the rest.
“I run the last noodle stall on a night market that only appears when it rains, and tonight a customer pays with a letter from my late father.”
You can start a new world for free, and every world comes with free turns. After those, each turn costs a credit.
About 30 seconds. While it is built you meet its characters, then the opening scene appears and you are in.
Yes. Each world keeps a memory of relationships, promises, the things you carry and what you're after, so what you did earlier shapes what happens next.
Yes. Many published stories offer World Mode: you step into their world with their characters and scenes and go wherever you like.
Yes. Publish it from the world menu or the Studio. Anyone who opens it walks straight into the world, in their own session.
Yes. In the Studio, Write as story writes chapter one from your world's cast and places, and you can keep editing from there.
One sentence is enough. Pominis builds it and lets you in.