Brainstorm
Get unstuck in five ideas
Ask anything about your story — what she does next, what the city is called, why the plan fails — and get five answers to react to. Reacting is easier than inventing.
No credit card. Your book stays yours.
The stall that is not writer’s block
Often you are not blocked, you are missing one small thing: a surname, a reason the door is locked, a complication that makes the middle move. The draft stops for a detail.
Brainstorm exists for exactly that stall. Five options, five more if you want them, and the one that is obviously wrong usually tells you what the right one is.
What it does
What Brainstorm actually does
Five ideas at a time
Enough to compare, few enough to read. Ask for more and it keeps going without repeating what it already gave you.
With or without your book
A toggle decides whether it answers from your Story DNA or from a blank slate. Names for your world; or names, generally.
Keep the ones you like
Ideas you keep stay with the book, so the name you chose in chapter three is still there in chapter thirty.
One credit per use
Typing, editing and organising your book are always free. You spend a credit only when you ask the studio to generate something — and if a generation fails, the credit comes back.
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A partner that remembers your whole book
Set your premise
Capture your idea, characters and world as Story DNA. It becomes the memory every suggestion is measured against, so nothing drifts.
Write with a partner
Draft a scene, reshape a paragraph, deepen a description, or ask for three ways forward when you stall. You keep every word you want and ignore the rest.
Keep your voice
Nothing is auto-published and nothing is locked in. Your manuscript stays yours. Export the whole book to docx, epub, pdf, or markdown anytime.
Questions about Brainstorm
What kind of questions work best?
Specific ones. “Names for a river city built on salt” beats “ideas for my world”. The narrower the question, the more usable the five answers.
Does it know my story?
Only if you turn on book context. Off by default, because sometimes you want ideas that are not already shaped by what you have written.
Are the ideas mine to use?
Yes. What you write in FeelyWrite is yours, including anything you keep from a brainstorm.
Try Brainstorm on your own scene.
Start free with five credits. No card, no countdown.
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