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Drop an episode on the Desk — a chapter, a short story, anything. It's disassembled on your own machine (your local AI, not the cloud): every character, scene, and line of dialogue becomes structured data, and every extracted quote is verified verbatim against your text. You review the cast, Hypatia meets them, and you publish — the manuscript itself never uploads.
Your characters become a constellation you can touch: circles sized by how much they speak, lines weighted by the scenes they share. Click anyone to meet them — their pulse, who they are, what they do under pressure, their own words with a ✓. Shift-click two and ask the load-bearing question: will they click? — answered with where they'll clash and who does the talking.
Drag a character into a scene they were never in — Hypatia imagines what breaks, keeping your real dialogue verbatim and marking every new line. Or put any two people on the ⟡ empty stage with a premise ("ten years later, they meet again…") and watch a scene that doesn't exist get improvised in their voices. Everything is editable; your original is never touched. And when you don't know what to ask, Sparks offers threads worth pulling — straight from your story's own data.
One slider: how long should it play — fifteen seconds or five minutes of screen time? Your dialogue stays word-for-word; sluglines and action lines are drafted around it. Downloads as .fountain, the industry plain-text format that opens straight in Final Draft, Highland, or Slugline.
Pick a style before anything is generated — ink wash, noir, watercolor, comic, animatic, cinematic. Every beat becomes a numbered panel with an image prompt and a motion prompt, built from your characters' identity sheets so they stay themselves from shot to shot. Then three ways to make pictures:
Hit ▶ render on any panel and the image or clip appears right there. Scene audio — voices, ambience, score — is the one station still on the bench. coming
Hypatia isn't a feature. She's the guide who runs this place — and she's growing.
No manuscript needed: describe someone in a sentence — or walk through one of the three doors — and she finds who they are: their essence, what they'd never admit, a line they might say, and three what-ifs to pull you forward. Feed them life events and watch them change.
She opens the conversation herself — grounded in the time of day and what she's been thinking about — and she remembers across days and devices. She speaks aloud (free browser voice, or give her an ElevenLabs voice with your own key) and listens through your mic.
She has an origin story — fifteen formative memories — and an evolution that genuinely advances as you work together (she's reached Advanced). On her growth screen you can give her a memory of your own: it joins her formative ones, marked in gold, and surfaces in conversation when it resonates. You are, quite literally, writing her.
"Characters aren't spreadsheets. They're symphonies."