Storysea
A home for novels and fanfiction.
Read, write and share stories in a place built around them, and around the people who love them.
Read
Nothing between you and the page.
A calm reader that gets out of the way. No clutter, no chapters cut off by a paywall. Just the story, set the way you like it.
Write
Write it here.
A focused studio for long stories. Start from a blank page or bring in a draft, and publish when you’re ready.
Together
Stories are better shared.
Follow friends, leave a thought on the paragraph that got you, and talk it all through in chats and groups.
Your stories deserve better.
The way it should be.
Your stories stay yours.
No paywalls.
A fair shot for every story.
Your story. Your pace.
Built with you.
Showing Your stories stay yours.
Every story, in your pocket.
Create your free account
The app arrives later this year.
Start your next chapter.
Create your free account and find the story you won’t be able to put down. Or come say hi on Discord first.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Everything else lives in the Helpdesk. And if it isn’t there, ask us.
Storysea is a place to read, write and share novels and fanfiction. It pairs a calm reader and a proper writing studio with the social side of stories: follows, thoughts on chapters, chats, groups and collections.
Yes. Storysea is free during the alpha: there’s no billing and there are no paid plans.
Yes. Storysea is in alpha, so you can create an account today, but expect rough edges and frequent changes. You need to be at least 14 to join.
Yes. Choose Import on the Create page and upload a .docx or .epub file, and Storysea sets it up as a story you can edit and publish. The only rule is that the work has to be yours.
Absolutely. Every story is marked as Original or Fan Fiction, and both get the same reader, the same tools and the same chance to be found. You’re responsible for having the right to publish what you post.
You do. You keep ownership of everything you create, and you choose the license each story is published under. Our Terms of Use explain the details.
Not yet. Reading and everything social work on any screen, but the Writer needs a screen at least 1,200 px wide, so writing happens on a laptop or desktop for now.