Behind the scenes
How Fabledrift is built: the decisions behind memory, pricing shown once, free retries, and content ratings declared up front.
Mystery Interactive Fiction Needs a Fixed Answer
Mystery interactive fiction only works when the solution is settled before you look. What a fair whodunit needs from its machinery, and how to spot a bluff.
AI Story App Privacy and What Leaves Your Phone
A checklist for AI story app privacy: when your text leaves the phone, what is kept afterward, and whether deletion reaches the record.
AI Story Content Rating Belongs on the Cover
An AI story content rating should work like a book's age label: declared before you begin, not enforced by a filter that stops you mid-sentence.
Export AI Story as Text and Keep What You Read
How to export AI story as text, why plain text outlasts the app that wrote it, and what account deletion should remove when you decide to leave.
AI Story Credits Explained, From Token to Scene
AI story credits explained: what one credit really buys, why a scene costs more later in a story, and how to read without watching a counter.
AI Story Memory Should Never Be a Paid Feature
AI story memory costs far less per turn than the paywalls imply. Here is what remembering actually costs, and why every reader should get all of it.
How AI Narrators Work, One Turn at a Time
How AI narrators work is a four-step loop: the engine assembles a request, the model writes one scene, the story record is updated, and the rest is discarded.