Early Access · 30 spots
Help Build the Future of Fiction Writing
We’re inviting 30 fiction writers to help shape TaleWhisperer — a room of five readers who remember your whole world, catch what contradicts it, write scenes with you when you ask, and react to your book as you write it.
No autocomplete. Nothing enters your book unapproved. Read your own story as you write it.
We’re not looking for customers.
We’re looking for serious writers who are willing to use TaleWhisperer regularly — and tell us what delights them, frustrates them, and what they wish existed.
We want to work closely with every writer, so we’re intentionally keeping the group small.
In return you’ll get the Producer’s Room free for up to one year.
— Cesar & Malcolm
takes about five minutes · 30 spots
What TaleWhisperer Does
Lore
Characters, remembered
Character memory Every character remembered across every chapter — their looks, wounds, secrets, and the promises you made about them.
Relationship tracking Who loves whom, who betrayed whom, and how it changed — mapped on your Lore board so the web of your cast stays coherent.
Lore
A world in one place
Story bible Your Lore is a living bible that grows with your manuscript, so the canon of your world lives in one place instead of scattered notes.
Worldbuilding Places, cultures, magic systems, and rules of your world — organized, connected, and always at hand while you write.
Whispers
Nothing breaks what came before
Continuity checking Whispers are quiet flags in the margin when a scene drifts from what came before — eye color, dates, geography — before a reader catches it.
Timeline tracking Keep events, ages, and seasons straight so book two never contradicts the winter you wrote in book one.
The Readers · The Room
A room of readers, already inside your book
Five readers read every chapter Each leaves what they noticed in your margin — where it landed, what they still want to know. Observations and questions, never a rewrite of your voice.
The room† For those who want it: talk the next scene through with the room, and take a draft into the book only when you say so.
† Nothing reaches your manuscript without your explicit accept — your words always yours.
Claim one of the 30 spots.
Leave your email, answer a few questions about how you write, and you’re in.
Questions writers ask
Why only 30 writers?
Because we want to talk to every one of you. Thirty is small enough that your feedback actually shapes the product, and large enough to cover different genres and ways of working. Once the 30 Early Access spots are taken you can still join — you just start on the regular free trial instead of the free Pro year.
Does AI write my book?
It writes it WITH you, when you ask it to. Tell the room what happens in your own words and it will draft the scene — but it arrives pending, outside your manuscript, and nothing reaches the book until you accept it. The rest of the time it is reading, not writing: remembering your world, catching what contradicts it, and telling you how the writing landed.
Who owns my manuscript?
You do. Completely, always. Your writing stays yours, and it is never used to train anything.
Can I import from Scrivener?
Not yet — today the smoothest path is pasting chapters in. Import is exactly the kind of thing Early Access feedback prioritizes, so if it matters to you, tell us in the form.
What genres are supported?
All of them. Fantasy and sci-fi writers get the most out of the worldbuilding tools, but continuity, characters, and critique work the same for romance, mystery, literary fiction — anything with a story.
Can beginners join?
Yes. "Serious" means you genuinely want to finish a book, not that you have finished one before. Just-an-idea is a valid manuscript length in the form for a reason.
Thirty writers. One of them could be you.
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