FictionCoreFictionCore is an app for text roleplay: writing requests, author profiles, plots, and the details of your worlds.
Official Telegram channel @FictionCoreApp
Coming soon to iOS For adults · SFW
Compare requests by genre, fandom, reply pace, and roleplay format.
Introduce yourself, add writing samples, and describe your style so a coauthor can tell whether you’re a good fit.
Add a description, genres, a cover, characters, and a world. Keep a draft or publish your plot.
Bring together your world’s history, places, items, and factions. Link related entries to keep the details close at hand.
Describe a character and their role in the story. Connect them to a world, places, and plot threads.
FictionCore helps you find people and prepare your materials. You decide when to share your contacts, then continue the conversation and roleplay on a platform you choose.
FictionCore is a free app for Android. Install it from Google Play, find a coauthor and prepare your story.
Point your phone’s camera at the code to open FictionCore in Google Play.
Coming soon to iOS
Point your phone’s camera at the code to open the FictionCore channel in Telegram.
Official Telegram channel @FictionCoreAppStory ideas, character studies and FictionCore news.
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