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Features

Everything around your artwork.
In one studio.

Develop, produce, letter, and localize your story. Publish reviewed editions with confidence.

01 / Develop

Develop

Shape a stronger story.

AI Producer

Looks at where a Series actually is and prepares the next step — an outline, a scene plan, a continuity pass. It proposes; you approve.

Story Room

Where an idea becomes a structure. Premise, arcs, episode breakdowns and the story bible that everything downstream reads from.

Cast & Characters

Define a cast once and keep them consistent across every scene and episode. Characters carry their own reference and voice.

Story RoomOutlineCharactersWorldbuildingNotesAI Producer
The Lantern CoastDraft
OutlineSummaryNotes
PrologueA quiet port, and a trouble beneath.
···
1. The Missing ShipLira finds a clue at the docks.
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2. Shadows in the WaterTension rises as the crew vanishes.
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3. A Deeper CurrentOld maps lead to new questions.
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✦ AI Producer

This opening has a strong hook. Consider foreshadowing the rival crew a little earlier?

Show options Keep as is
Cast & Characters
LiraProtagonist
Captain MarlowMentor
RennRival

02 / Produce

Produce

Turn artwork into a polished episode.

Locations, Props & Visual Bible

The world your story happens in, described once and reused. Consistency stops being something you police by hand.

Episode Planning

Lay an Episode out scene by scene before anything is produced, so pacing problems surface while they are still cheap to fix. The plan is durable: each scene keeps its identity when it is built.

Scene Production

Turn a plan into finished scenes — your artwork, with dialogue, narration and accessibility text written beside it, each reviewable on its own.

Scene Versions

More than one version of a scene, side by side. Upload the take that fits; the others stay as drafts, not deletions.

Lettering & Composition

Speech bubbles, narration boxes and sound effects are a layer over the artwork, never burned into it. Approve a new version of a picture and it wears the same lettering.

Lettering Editor — Episode #1 · Page 3↶   ↷   100%   Export
SelectTTextSpeechPanel
Another
empty dock...
But someone
was here.
This can’t be
a coincidence.
LayersBubblesStyle

◉   Speech Bubble 2

◉   Speech Bubble 1

◉   Narration

◉   Characters

◉   Background

◉   Effects

◉   Panel Borders

Illustrative preview

03 / Localize

Localize

One master story. More readers to reach.

Language editions

Manage additional languages inside the same series and Episode. The master language, artwork, follows, and series community stay together.

Translated lettering, reviewed

Write translations yourself or use AI assistance with an eligible plan. Review editable lettering and its page layout, then approve an edition before release.

Simple edition pricing

Language editions are purchased per Episode, per language. Text drawn into an image stays as supplied; editable lettering makes translation possible.

Inside your Episode

Master language → Language editions → Your approval

The Editions step is part of your publishing workflow.

Explore the workflow →

04 / Publish

Publish

Be ready, with the right checks in place.

Publishing

Readiness checks before release, moderation review, scheduled or immediate publication, and regional availability.

✓ Episode ReadinessReady for review
ArtworkPages uploaded and in order.
Ready
LetteringAll text added and legible.
Ready
AccessibilityAlt text and reading order set.
Ready

Submit for review

Checks against your Series rating. Approval never publishes automatically.

Submit for review

We’ll review your Episode and let you know if anything needs changes.

05 / Grow

Grow

Understand your readers. Build what’s next.

Audience Analytics

Where readers find you, how far they get, and which Episodes hold them. Impressions, not just clicks, so a quiet cover is distinguishable from an unseen one.

Creator Earnings

Subscriber engagement, advertising share and direct purchases, with a statement you can reconcile rather than a number to take on trust.

Team collaboration

Invite collaborators with roles that decide what each can see and change.

AnalyticsIllustrative preview
ReadsSubscribersCompletion
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
● New readers   ● Returning readers

Creator Earnings

Upcoming

Payments from completed periods.

History

View past payments and statements.

Team Collaboration

YouOwner
MikaEditor
JulesLetterer
Invite a collaborator

Upload, letter & publish — free.
The core tools to put your story in front of readers.

AI Producer & assistants — paid plans.
Support for the work around your artwork.

Your final approval

Know what the review checks.

The automated review checks each Scene against your Series content rating and that it is finished artwork rather than a blank or a placeholder — read from the pixels, the same way every time, and shown in the readiness checklist on the Episode’s Review tab before you submit; it does not judge the quality of the work.

Every page, against your rating

Each page — cover included — is read for violence, sexual content, profanity and substances, and compared with the rating you declared for the Series. A page that goes further comes back named, with its level and the Series level beside it.

The words drawn into the page

Lettering is transcribed and rated with the artwork, not just the dialogue you typed. A page lettered with something the Series rating does not allow is caught even though the text never appeared in a form.

Finished artwork, not a placeholder

A blank, a gradient or a test pattern with a label on it is read from the pixels and returned before anything else runs. The same measurement every time, and you can see the verdict on the Checks tab before you submit.

Things no rating unlocks

Sexual content, and anything sexual involving a minor — with ambiguous age treated as a minor — is refused before it can be published. Self-harm and hate are not allowed at any rating either: what the check notes, a person reviews once it is live. No age rating makes any of them publishable.

What it does not do

It does not judge whether the work is any good, and an approval is not an endorsement or a finding that you hold the rights. Where it is unsure, or cannot read a page, your Episode is not held: a person looks at it after it is live.

Approval is not release

Passing review unlocks the Publish button; it does not press it. Nothing goes out under your name at a moment you did not choose.

Your next chapter

See it on your own story.

Start with your artwork. Bring your story to readers.

Start creating — free

Free to start. No card required. You choose when to publish.