Say your book out loud.
Keep every word that’s yours.
Storyborn gives you an AI ghostwriter that interviews you, keeps a living record of your story, and drafts pages from what you approve. Nothing becomes part of your book until you say so.
No writing experience needed. No card required.
You, speaking. 0:42
“My grandmother kept the lighthouse log after my grandfather died. Nobody told the Coast Guard for eleven years.”
Chapter one
The Keeper’s Hand
For eleven winters my grandmother signed the lighthouse log in my grandfather’s name, and for eleven winters no one in the Coast Guard thought to ask why the handwriting had grown so careful.
From a first conversation to a finished manuscript
- 1
Talk
Speak or type. The ghostwriter asks one good question at a time and follows what's interesting.
- 2
Approve
Characters, events, chapter ideas: each one is a suggestion until you approve, edit, reject or save it for later.
- 3
Write
Let the ghostwriter draft, write alongside it, or keep your own wording and just tidy the structure.
- 4
Finish
Export a clean, standard manuscript, or submit a frozen copy to a publisher for review.
You hold the pen.
Every suggestion shows where it came from: the exact moment in your interview, or the passage it was drawn from. Approved facts go into your Story Bible. Rejected ones never show up as part of your story.
If something new contradicts what you’ve already approved, Storyborn flags it as a possible discrepancy. You decide whether it’s a mistake, a twist, or simply a change of heart.
Suggested character
Awaiting your decisionAda Whitlock, the keeper’s widow
Kept the lighthouse running for eleven years after her husband’s death, signing the log in his name.
From your interview, session 2 at 0:42: “My grandmother kept the lighthouse log after my grandfather died.”
Built with ROMAR Press, for authors who want to be published.
When your manuscript is ready, submit a frozen copy to a partner publisher. Editors review exactly the version you sent. Your private drafts stay private.