Idioscript
Write with clarity.
Explore with confidence.
Understand your story. Write in your voice. Stay in control.
Idioscript helps you explore, interrogate, and reason about your writing — without taking authorship away from you.
Your writing stays yours
No shared training
Your writing is never used to train shared models
You control storage
You control what is stored and where
Nothing published
Nothing is published or shared without your consent
Your style, your control
You control your writing style and story details
A thinking environment for writers
Story Bible
A living reference that understands your book — characters, plots, themes, and world details.
Style Fingerprints
Trained on your writing, controlled by you. Capture your unique voice, tone, and rhythm.
Story Chat
Ask questions about your story and brainstorm in your world with full context.
Use Anywhere
Access your story context and style anywhere via MCP — in your favorite writing tools.
It Starts With Your Writing
Idioscript doesn't replace your process. It begins by understanding it.
Step 1 — You bring your writing
Upload chapters, scenes, or notes — whatever you already have. Drafts are fine. Messy is fine.
Step 2 — We learn your voice
Idioscript analyzes how you write — your rhythm, tone, vocabulary, and patterns — and creates a Style Fingerprint that represents your voice, not a generic AI's.
Step 3 — We understand your story
From your writing, Idioscript builds a Story Bible — a structured understanding of your characters, events, world, and relationships.
Nothing is invented. Nothing is assumed. It reflects what's actually on the page.
Step 4 — You talk to your story
Now you can ask real questions, in plain language:
- “What does my protagonist believe at this point?”
- “Have I already resolved this conflict?”
- “Does this scene contradict anything earlier?”
- “What are some believable ways this could go next?”
Idioscript answers using your story as context — not generic writing advice.
Step 5 — You stay in control
Idioscript never writes your book for you. It suggests, questions, and explores possibilities.
You decide what matters. You decide what becomes canon. Your name is the only one on the work.
Where Writers Use Idioscript
Brainstorming characters, scenes, and worldbuilding in their own voice
Asking questions about their story without rereading everything
Identifying inconsistencies, dropped threads, or timeline issues
Exploring alternative directions without committing to them
Checking whether new writing still sounds like them
Staying consistent across long projects and revisions
Gathering instant feedback about new chapters and how they fit in the overall story