SparkLore
For aspiring authors

Finish the first one.Then the next.

Stop building lore forever and stop stalling at chapter three. Draft a synopsis and plot, then get notes on what you wrote, ranked like an editor would. Check contest rules first.

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Contest prep checklist
  • Read the contest's AI policy
    If banned, no AI drafting
  • Synopsis and character intro written
  • Length requirement met
    e.g. 30 episodes or 120,000 characters (Munpia × Naver 2026)
  • Chapters 1–3 hook check
  • Zero continuity conflicts
  • DOCX export, length confirmed
The rules outrank SparkLore
Where it stalls

Where drafts usually stop

  1. 01

    Stalling at chapter three

    Chapter one gets rewritten ten times and chapter four never exists. When the next scene will not come, there is no one to talk it through with.

  2. 02

    All lore, no manuscript

    The world document is thick and the draft is empty. You only need as much setting as the pages use.

  3. 03

    Nowhere to get real notes

    Friends only praise, forums do not answer. You need someone to point at structure, pacing and point of view specifically.

So we built

Features that fit this kind of writing

  • Manuscript notes, editor-style

    Structure, pacing, POV slips and continuity conflicts, ranked by priority. No filler praise, and your text is never edited for you.

    About notes
  • Story bible — only what the pages use

    Characters and places found in your draft are proposed as cards. You do not have to build the world first; the AI reads the cards as you go.

    About the story bible
  • Plot draft — free tool

    A genre and a one-line idea become a plot draft. A few uses a day without an account.

    Plot generator
  • Synopsis for submissions

    Draft and tighten the synopsis a contest or publisher asks for. You write the final version.

    Synopsis generator
  • Templates and starters

    Genre episode structures, character cards and synopsis forms so you skip the blank page.

    Browse templates
A writing day

What a day looks like

Times are an example. Keep the order.

  1. 08:00

    Rules and bible

    Reread the target contest's AI policy and length requirement. Check the cards for today's scene.

  2. 08:30

    Draft one scene

    Aim for a single scene. If stuck, look at a continuation, but if the rules forbid AI, write without suggestions.

  3. 11:00

    Structure check

    Run notes for POV, pacing and continuity and fix the highest-priority items first.

  4. 12:00

    Export

    Export DOCX and confirm length and format.

FAQ

Before you start

  • Can I submit AI-assisted work to contests?

    Read the rules first. Munpia's contest states generative AI is not permitted, and several Korean literary prizes added AI bans in 2025. Many English-language contests and magazines have similar clauses. Do not submit AI-drafted work where it is banned; in those cases use SparkLore only for organizing notes and structure checks, or not at all.

  • Do I own AI-assisted writing?

    Copyright in AI-generated text is decided differently by country and case, and is still being settled. The more you write and revise yourself, the stronger your claim. SparkLore assists drafting and revision; copyright and responsibility remain yours.

  • How far does the free plan go?

    Free credits and one project on sign-up. Story bible, notes and export all work on the free plan. Free tool pages allow a few uses a day without logging in.

  • How do I confirm the length requirement?

    For example, the 2026 Munpia × Naver contest required at least 30 episodes or 120,000 characters. Use the counters in episode mode, then recount by the contest's own definition.

  • What happens after I finish?

    Export DOCX for submissions or TXT for serial platforms. Exports cost nothing and you can take the whole project at once.

Pricing

Pay for what you write, nothing hidden

One credit is about 100 words of AI output. Subscriptions refill monthly; credit packs are for writers who would rather not subscribe.

Spark
$9.99/mo

For hobby writers

  • 300 credits / month
  • 3 projects
  • Standard model
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Most popular
Author
$22/mo

For serial and novel writers

  • 1,200 credits / month
  • Unlimited projects
  • Top model included
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Studio
$44/mo

For prolific authors and teams

  • 3,000 credits / month
  • Unlimited projects
  • Top model included
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Free plan: 30 credits on signup and 1 project. No card. Prefer no subscription? Credit packs are valid for 90 days.

Honestly

This is not for you if

This is the most important section. Plainly:

  • Drafting with AI for a contest or prize that forbids it. Munpia's rule reads, in translation, that because there is no social consensus on the copyright of generative-AI output, generative AI use including web novels and illustrations is not permitted; entries are excluded or awards revoked.
  • Submitting AI drafts where publishers require an AI-detection report. Cases have been reported.
  • Wanting the writing done for you. The first book has to be yours or there is no second.

Chapter four, today.

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