Playable from the first draft
Turn a prompt into scenes, dialogue, visuals, and choices you can test in the browser.
Start with a premise, script, or reference image. Pominis helps you shape scenes, characters, dialogue, and choices into a playable web draft you can review and publish.
Turn a prompt into scenes, dialogue, visuals, and choices you can test in the browser.
Keep characters, tone, and branching logic together while you shape the experience.
Publish a web story people can open, play, and pass on with one link.
Keep the creative decisions in your hands while Pominis helps turn them into connected scenes.
Give the story goal, setting, tone, and first decision. You can start with a sentence or a longer script.
Review the story map, adjust choices, and add the scenes and endings that make the route worth playing.
Generate or attach visuals, refine dialogue, and play each route to catch pacing and continuity issues.
When the draft is ready, publish a web version and send one link to readers, testers, or your community.
Connect choices to alternate scenes and endings so readers can see the consequences of their decisions.
Develop character goals, relationships, and dialogue while keeping important story details visible.
Use prompts and reference images to explore a coherent visual direction for the world you are building.
Preview the experience in a browser, revise what feels unclear, and share the published story by link.
Ren'Py is a powerful, open-source visual novel engine for creators who want to work in files and scripts. Pominis is built for creators who want AI-assisted drafting, visual direction, and a playable web result in one browser workspace.
Choose Pominis when speed, visual iteration, and web sharing matter most. Choose Ren'Py when you want a free, open-source engine and full control over the project files.
A short premise is enough to begin. If you already have a script or story, use it as source material and review the generated structure before publishing.
“Create a short visual novel about a night train that stops at a station that is not on any map. Give the player two meaningful choices and two different endings.”
Yes. Pominis provides a browser workspace for outlining scenes, choices, dialogue, and visuals. You can focus on the story and review the generated draft without writing code.
No. You can start with a premise and expand the draft as you review the scenes and branches. Longer scripts and reference material can also be used as source material.
Publish the project as a web experience and share its link. Readers can open it in a modern mobile or desktop browser.
Start with a premise, test the first branch, and keep refining until the experience communicates what you meant.