Story Echo
Feature 2 of 7
After your Warm‑Up conversation, Story Echo reflects your own words back to you — distilled, clarified, and nudged with a touch of Plotfy’s intuition. It’s a moment where you see what you’ve been circling, now spoken cleanly.
From what you've written
The lighthouse hadn't worked in nine years, but Maren still climbed it every night. Not for the light. For the height — the one place on the island where she could see the mainland and pretend she hadn't chosen to stay.
The height, not the light
Maren returns to the lighthouse nightly, but the text is clear it's not habit or duty — it's the view of the mainland, and the choice she's made not to cross to it. The lighthouse itself, unused, might be less important than what it lets her see.
Does this feel right, or is there something you'd want to shift?
Why it matters
Sometimes you don’t realize what you’ve said until you hear it echoed. Echo gathers the fragments you shared — the mood, the tension, the character energy — and shapes them into a brief, resonant direction. One or two lines of guidance help you feel the story’s center, and the call to begin writing arrives at exactly the right moment. From there, your Echo is saved to your Idea Stash, ready to revisit whenever you need to remember what sparked the story in the first place.
Your words, reflected
Plotfy distills what you said into something clear.
A line that nudges you forward
A touch of intuition sharpens the direction.
Saved for later sparks
Your Echo lives in your Idea Stash.
