About TaleWhisperer

My husband wanted to read an epic fantasy with a queer hero. He couldn’t find one. So he started writing it. TaleWhisperer is the tool I built to help him keep going.

Cesar Jardim — Founder, TaleWhisperer
with Malcolm Badding — Romantasy Writing Husband

Who builds it

Two people, independently, with no investors to answer to. That is the whole company. It means we can build for the writer in front of us rather than for a growth number, and it means the roadmap is decided by what one romantasy writer actually hits on a Tuesday night.

Why it refuses things

Nothing reaches your manuscript that you have not accepted. That is not a setting or a promise in a footer — prose the room writes is not part of your document until you keep it, so it cannot be autosaved, exported, counted in your word count, or fed to the next chapter.

We built it that way because the alternative is a tool that quietly becomes the author, and because a writer should never have to wonder which sentences were theirs. The same instinct is why the readers react and ask rather than rewrite: a line edit you did not ask for is someone else’s voice arriving in your book.

Your words

Your story is not training data. It goes to the model provider only to serve your own requests, nothing is trained on it, and the privacy page names every processor. You can take your book and leave whenever you like.

Say hello: hello@talewhisperer.com