Your story archive
Every note word for word, every document untouched, every fact with its source — on your own server. Yours even if you never finish the book.
Book agent
You talk. It writes your book.
Voice notes on Telegram. The agent files every memory, checks each fact against your own documents and writes in your voice. It invents nothing.
- Voice notes on Telegram
- Every fact with its source
- 0 invented
The real problem
The story is there. Scattered.
In your head, on your phone, in a folder you haven’t opened in a year. Nobody can hold all of it at once. Your agent can.
The method
Capture. Verify. Write.
- 01 · Capture
You talk. It files.
A note from the car comes back as a dated entry — with the questions you left out.
The phone shows a voice note filed as V-001 and written down word for word: six facts found, two questions back — which hotel the guests stayed at, who caught the bouquet — and, after a fourteen-second reply, both answered and one memory corrected.
- 02 · Verify
It checks you, with your own evidence.
Remember it wrong and it shows you the message that says otherwise.
The phone shows the agent checking the first-dance song before it writes: Claudia remembers it as their song from the week they met, but her own text to the DJ from 9 May 2026 names a different one — so that one it is, with the source noted, and what she remembered kept in the notes too.
- 03 · Write
It writes. In your voice.
Nothing that didn’t happen. Send chapters back out loud; it keeps every version.
The phone shows the agent refusing to tidy John’s words: asked to make his vows sound “proper”, it puts his real line — “I had it all written down and then I just looked at her and forgot every word” — beside the polished version, keeps his, and fixes only spelling and order.
What the three steps build
PeopleClaudia, John, Marcus + 12
Timeline14 June 2026 · 16:42
SourcesV-001 … D-063
ChaptersChapter 4 drafted
No typing
Talk for thirty minutes.
Voice notes don’t have to be short. In the car, on a walk, at 23:40 when you can’t sleep. It writes down every word and files what matters.
One 30-minute note a week ≈ 4,000 spoken words. You never open a laptop.
Not a generator
Not a book generator. The opposite.
A generator invents a book for someone who has no story. This keeps the story you already have — and checks it.
- Voice notes
- 9,412 messages
- Photo timestamps
The rain came ten minutes after the last photo.¹
The same wrong memory, sent to both
“It rained through the whole ceremony.”
Story generators
“Beautiful! Rain poured as you said your vows…”
This
“Your photos say clear until 16:42 — ten minutes after the last one. I’ll write “after” and keep your version in a footnote.”
✓ Source: D-063Side by side
Who invents
✕Story generators: The machine
✓This: You. Nothing is invented — ever
Source
✕Story generators: A prompt, a few hundred words
✓This: Your documents, archives, recordings
When you’re wrong
✕Story generators: Agrees, and writes it
✓This: Corrects you with your own evidence
Whose voice
✕Story generators: The model’s
✓This: Yours
A generator is a ghostwriter who never met you. This one has read everything you own — and tells you when you’re wrong.
One live project, counted
0
invented facts
- conversations
- 80
- PDFs
- 63
- messages
- 13,181
- verified facts
- 477
Every number comes from one real archive.
What you get
Your archive and your manuscript.
A complete manuscript
Word · PDF · ready for an editor
In your voice, as a Word file and a PDF. You confirm every fact before it goes in.
How it gets there
- 01
An approved table of contents
- 02
The first chapter — so you hear early that it sounds like you
- 03
The full draft
- 04
Revisions
- 05
Handover of the archive and the manuscript
Not included: proofreading, layout, cover, printing and publishing. Your manuscript is ready to hand to an editor or printer.
For you if
- you have a story that won’t leave you alone
- you have material and no time to sort it
- you’d rather talk for twenty minutes than type for two hours
- you are not technical and don’t want to become so
Not for you if
- you want a story invented for you
- you want a finished book this week
- you are buying for a whole team
- you are looking for the cheapest subscription
You install the book agent at the workshop or in the Club.
Questions
The fair questions.
Free trial
See how your book gets written
For seven days you talk into Telegram while Karol asks questions and writes. At the end you get your first chapter as a PDF. Free, and no card needed.
+–How is this different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a window you open when you remember to. This agent runs 24/7 on its own server, remembers your whole story and checks what you tell it against your documents.
+–What does it cost?
It depends on what you already have, so you hear the number on the free call — after you have seen it work. For scale: a ghostwriter costs up to $60,000.
+–Is there a free trial?
Yes. Seven days on Telegram, and your first chapter as a PDF at the end. Free, no card needed.
+–Is my data safe?
Your archive lives only on your own server. To be processed, the text is sent to the language model, an external service — we say so plainly.
+–What if it makes things up?
It will sometimes be wrong. It won’t hide it: every fact carries its source, and it keeps a record of its own errors.
+–Do I need to be technical?
No. We set it up with you in one session. You need a phone with Telegram and a story.
Asking about the personal assistant? Its questions and answers are on its own page.