Changelog

Generate New Version (AI) — creating a world's next version can now read your Field Notes and AI Pattern Analysis and rewrite only the rules that need to change, instead of starting from a blank copy; a clear in-progress indicator shows while analysis or generation is running

Story opening context can now run up to 10,000 characters (previously 1,000), with more room for the AI to weave it into the first turn

AI Pattern Analysis now weighs each story's ending, not just its opening, and reuses a story's existing summary when one is available, for a more accurate picture of what actually goes wrong

Occasional "AI generation failed" errors on AI Pattern Analysis and AI-generated world versions, caused by the model's internal reasoning being misread as its final answer

Image policy notices — when the image generator's own content policy rejects a world cover, character portrait, or story scene image as too grim to render, you now get a notification instead of the image silently never appearing

The Rift — the feature formerly called The Drift has a new name; crossing into another world now opens through a narrative crack shaped by who your character has become, and a crossing with character effects turned off resolves honestly as waking from a dream rather than a death that was never really going to stick

Multilingual creation opened to everyone — non-English worlds, translation, and per-feature AI model selection now unlock with any purchased credit, not only a subscription; auto-translating worlds found in the Rift remains the one Creator/Architect exclusive

Refreshed app icons

Payments now processed by Stripe

World building — define a world across six rule dimensions (Physical, Social, Economic, Religious/Cultural, Historical, Era); the AI generates a World Bible and a Contradiction Map that become the GM's foundation for every story played in that world

Story engine — play through AI-generated stories with four choices per turn; the GM plans a narrative arc (milestone, branching, or open) before the first turn, tracks agency across choices, and resolves into one of nine named endings

The Drift — take your character into a world built by another author; hidden rules are discovered through trespass; your Atlas records every world visited

Characters — create characters with appearance, personality, skills, and motivations; characters grow (or die) in every story they complete; extract NPCs from story transcripts into your roster; a Story Critic silently reviews and rewrites weak turns before you see them

Subscriptions and credits — buy credits or subscribe to Creator (€9/mo) or Architect (€29/mo) plans; credits are drawn from subscription pool first; top-up balance covers the remainder

Image generation — each world gets a cinematic cover, each character a portrait, and each story turn a scene image; character reference images keep appearances consistent across turns

Localization — the interface runs in six languages (English, Hungarian, German, French, Spanish, Polish); story narrative can be written in any of 17 languages; AI translation available for world bibles and full stories

Social layer — public profiles, world ratings, story ratings, achievements (18 milestones across three tiers), in-app notifications, and a global search across worlds, characters, and stories

Long stories stay fast — turns beyond ten use a cached compact summary instead of full history, cutting prompt size by up to 75%

Resumable generation — interrupted AI calls (story turns, World Bibles, characters, arcs) save progress and offer a Resume button rather than losing the work

Dashboard loads in a single request and caches for instant return visits