Product updates

A canvas for your next story

A canvas for your next story

Explore characters and story ideas with Margo, arrange cards on an infinite canvas, and save the directions you want to follow.

Open Canvas

Names that start a story

Generate demon or villain names for your world, then carry your favorite into the next step.

Find a demon name

A past and a personality

Start with a name and explore three original character backstories or personalities, with story hooks and observable habits.

Create a character backstory

Your next idea, uninterrupted

Your next idea, uninterrupted

Buy Sparks without leaving your work. Choose Plus or Pro with clear allowances, prices and renewal terms. Your writing stays in place when you return from checkout.

See Sparks plans

Margo: four writing tools, four languages

Four ways to explore a story

Explore character headcanons, write missing scenes, follow a what-if branch, or put a character under new pressure. Choose the tool that matches the story you want to tell.

Explore writing tools

Write in your language

Choose English, Chinese, Japanese or Spanish for both the interface and generated writing. Chinese and Japanese results have also been refined.

Try the headcanon generator

Save, refine and share your ideas

Revisit saved results in your account, rewrite one idea without replacing the others, and share a link to the version you want to keep. Mobile forms and history loading are smoother, too.

Open saved ideas

Sparks for your next story

Spark Packs and monthly plans are now available. A standard generation uses 10 Sparks; rewriting one idea uses 3. Your account shows your balance and expiry dates.

See Sparks plans

A place for your feedback

Tell us what worked, what felt off, or what you would like to write next. The feedback form is available directly from Margo.

Send product feedback

More grounded writing notes

Explore specific Harry Potter book scenes, follow chapter references, and distinguish source facts from creative interpretation.

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