An AI reader for your own novels: import TXT/EPUB, fork the plot at any paragraph, grow branches without losing the original. Chat spoiler-free with the cast, import SillyTavern cards, turn chapters into comics. BYOK: 60+ providers. Free on Android.
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Hi Product Hunt!
Foreverse started from a simple frustration: I'd finish a great novel and want more — a different ending, a side character's story, or just to talk to the cast. AI chat apps forget the book; reader apps can't write.
So we built a bookshelf where the two merge:
• Import any TXT/EPUB novel. A real reader: five page-turn styles, night mode, listening.
• Select any paragraph to continue, rewrite or expand. Every continuation comes with plot candidates — pick a different one and the story forks into a new branch, the original stays intact.
• Full SillyTavern card compatibility (PNG / JSON / charx, lorebooks, presets, regex, group chat). If you already have a card library, it just works.
• Meet someone you love in chapter 3? One tap builds their profile and you can chat with them — they only know what you've read, so no spoilers.
• An agent on the bookshelf reads chapters, writes lore and draws comic panels — every tool call visible and confirmable.
• Companions with memory, affection and a paper journal that quietly keeps notes on you.
• BYOK: connect your own keys for 60+ providers (DeepSeek, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter...). Keys and chats stay on your device.
Android is live today; iOS is in the works.
What would you want your bookshelf to do next? We read everything.
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Tried forking a chapter halfway and the branch tree stays clean, which is the part every other reader bot messes up. The SillyTavern card import worked first try too, no reformatting needed.
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@zgreitimee8r Thanks - the branch tree is the part we rewrote the most. Forks never touch the original text, so it stays clean however deep you go. Glad the ST card import behaved.
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Imported one of my old chapter drafts and the branching at a single paragraph actually kept the original intact, which is the part I expected to break. The spoiler-free chat with side characters is more fun than I want to admit.
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@kapkac87259 Testing it on your own draft is exactly the run I hoped someone would try. Side characters only know what you have read so far - that constraint turned out to be where the fun lives.
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Forking the plot at any paragraph is genuinely addictive, I lost an hour branching three different endings off chapter two. SillyTavern card import worked first try too, which surprised me for a BYOK setup.
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@saziye87981 An hour and three endings off chapter two - best thing I have read today. If any BYOK provider acts up, tell me which one; we wire 60+ of them but real usage always finds the weird corners.
Tried forking a chapter halfway and the branch tree stays clean, which is the part every other reader bot messes up. The SillyTavern card import worked first try too, no reformatting needed.
@zgreitimee8r Thanks - the branch tree is the part we rewrote the most. Forks never touch the original text, so it stays clean however deep you go. Glad the ST card import behaved.
Imported one of my old chapter drafts and the branching at a single paragraph actually kept the original intact, which is the part I expected to break. The spoiler-free chat with side characters is more fun than I want to admit.
@kapkac87259 Testing it on your own draft is exactly the run I hoped someone would try. Side characters only know what you have read so far - that constraint turned out to be where the fun lives.
Forking the plot at any paragraph is genuinely addictive, I lost an hour branching three different endings off chapter two. SillyTavern card import worked first try too, which surprised me for a BYOK setup.
@saziye87981 An hour and three endings off chapter two - best thing I have read today. If any BYOK provider acts up, tell me which one; we wire 60+ of them but real usage always finds the weird corners.