StoryTree
For story creators

Start one story that can survive many futures

You do not need to plot every branch. Give the crowd one vivid opening and an unresolved next moment; StoryTree keeps every continuation connected to that shared beginning.

Write your opening

Give readers three things

  1. 1

    Someone to follow

    A person with a specific need, fear, promise, or responsibility.

  2. 2

    Pressure right now

    A change that makes waiting impossible and turns the scene into a decision.

  3. 3

    Room to disagree

    An open moment where several continuations could all feel believable.

A real opening

The Cartomancer's Last Hand

fantasy · 5 writers grew it

Under the old stone bridge, Mireille reads deaths for spare coppers, and her cards never lie. Tonight the river fog smells like iron. When she deals her own hand, the Drowned Queen stares up at her, the card that means your hour is near. Then the painted woman lifts her chin and steps right off the card. Wet hair, cold eyes, a real woman now. 'You dealt me,' she says. 'So sit. We play until dawn. Win, and you live.'
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After you publish

Your shared opening
Readers add futures
The story becomes a tree