For hobby writers
- 300 credits / month
- 3 projects
- Standard model
There is no time to give thirty manuscripts real notes, and AI ghostwriting is a worry. Use ranked notes on structure, pacing and POV, and bible cards to teach the bones of a story. This is not a detector.
Free credits on sign-up · No card · We never train on student writing
No conflict in part two. What the character wants never surfaces
Starts in first person; part three narrates another character's thoughts
Place card says “abandoned school”; the text says “abandoned factory”
Reading thirty manuscripts and commenting on structure eats the weekend. One line of praise does not change a student.
A tool that writes for the student cannot go into a class. It has to make them revise instead.
Plot, setting and POV are faster to show with cards and drafts than to explain in the abstract.
Structure, pacing, POV and continuity conflicts ranked by priority. The text is never edited for them, so revising stays their job.
Have students write what a character wants, the rules of a place, the open thread. The bones of the story become visible.
Generate several plot drafts from the same idea and compare them. Free tool, no account.
Scene numbers, action and dialogue styles are automatic so students focus on the scene. Start with the free formatter.
Students share drafts by link to read and comment on each other's work. The creator sets visibility and duration.
Times are an example. Keep the order.
Students write one character and one place as cards: what they want and what stands in the way, one line each.
One scene from the cards. You can have them write with continuation suggestions turned off.
Students run notes and fix the highest-priority items first. You see the revision trail.
Export DOCX to submit. Version history keeps the revision process visible.
SparkLore is not an AI detector. Instead, design the class around what leaves a trail: notes that never edit the text, version history, card assignments. A notes-only flow without continuation suggestions is possible.
We never train any model on manuscripts, bibles or prompts. Only the minimum text needed for a generation goes to the AI provider, as stated in our terms and privacy policy.
Not yet. For now students use individual accounts and workshop via share links. Institutional licensing will be announced on the pricing page.
Sign-up conditions and age requirements follow the terms of service. Check the terms and your school's policy before using it in class.
Free credits and one project on sign-up; notes, story bible and export work on the free plan. Free tool pages allow a few uses a day without logging in.
One credit is about 100 words of AI output. Subscriptions refill monthly; credit packs are for writers who would rather not subscribe.
For hobby writers
For serial and novel writers
For prolific authors and teams
Free plan: 30 credits on signup and 1 project. No card. Prefer no subscription? Credit packs are valid for 90 days.
Plainly:
Episode length targets, a story bible the AI reads, and a cliffhanger check for every chapter.
K-drama S# format and Hollywood INT./EXT., auto scene numbering, HWP-compatible export.
Panel-by-panel script text, a last-panel hook check, a bible for long serials. No art generation.
Finish a first book. Structure notes, story bible, synopsis. Read contest AI rules first.
Long-form without losing POV, voice or continuity. Parts and chapters, style profile, DOCX.
No character breaks. Canon cards, in-character dialogue, a separate voice per ship.
Many projects, one bible per project. Style profile per work, share links, full export.
Free credits on sign-up. No card. Export student work anytime.