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StoryMate

An No-Code needed Interactive Storytelling platform

https://storymate.dev/editor/story?new

Write. Branch. Publish.

Love writing but want more than a plain document?

StoryMate makes it easy to create interactive stories, branching narratives, and structured content—all in a clean, distraction-free interface.

Whether you’re an author, teacher, game dev or content creator, StoryMate lets you design and publish your stories your way—no coding needed.

✍️ Features

 Distraction-Free Writing – Stay in the zone with a clean, focused editor.

 Visual Planning – Map your story with intuitive structure tools.

 Custom Styling – Tailor fonts, themes, and layout.

 Conditional Logic – Build smart story paths and choices.

 Instant Publishing – Share online or export with one click.

⚙️ How It Works

1. Start with a blank page or a template

2. Write and link your story passages

3. Style it how you want

4. Publish and share—your story, your rules

🎮 Built by Game Designers

Born from years of game dev experience, StoryMate takes what works in game writing—visual planning, branching logic, player agency—and makes it accessible to everyone.

We’ve turned those tools into a no-code storytelling platform that’s simple enough for beginners, yet powerful enough for pros.

🧠 Power Users Welcome

Need something more? Extend StoryMate with JavaScript for custom interactions, effects, and logic. As the community creates cool stuff, we’ll turn the best ideas into no-code features.

🇳🇿 Made in Aotearoa

Built by a team of storytellers, educators, and devs in New Zealand, StoryMate is already trusted by schools, councils, and creators.

Our mission? Give writers the tools to make awesome interactive stories—without the tech headache.

Start your next story today.

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StatusReleased
CategoryTool
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(2 total ratings)
AuthorStoryMate
GenreInteractive Fiction
Tagsauthor, build, create, fiction, interactive, story, storymate

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I realized what i said might be confuzzling so here a restate.

Just like how you can make it so when you open a passage a variable might be set to true, but what if when you open a passage the style of your story could change.

I get it. I think this is a great idea. Essentially an event that triggers a scene change of sorts. 

It could be some kind of "apply this style sheet" feature. 

I think it would be cool if you have the option to change the style of your story mid way through.

It'd also be cool if you could change the design of the start screen.

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Problem solved.

The latest version of StoryMate resolves an issue with exporting HTML5 games and importing them into Itch.

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Hey there. Can you send me a remix link to your story so I can investigate.

Great idea Gamefroot Dan! The ability to click the connection and be able to delete it.

It's coming! By this time next week, you shall have it :)

By the way - this feature exists now. 

No I'm not an ausie I live in Dunedin.

  1. I meant disconnect the connections between passages.
  2. I want the image library to be used for both of those uses.

(Btw I'm 9)

How about the ability to click on a connection wire between passages to select it and then being able to hit delete. That would remove the connection. 

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Got some feedback for the gaggle that made this game/software:

  1. Be able to disconnect connections.
  2. Be able to change colour of the ziggzaggy blue lines that appear while playing the story.
  3. If you can, add an image log/library for AI images that you want to go back to and use again.
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Thanks for the feedback redcapybara! Ausie? 

  1. You’re not the first person to mention this. You actually can remove connections but it’s not super obvious. What you have to do is open the originating  passage and click on the corresponding link and then click delete. We’ll have a think about how to make it better.  
  2. The ability to style the background is a great idea! 
  3. An AI image library is a great idea. Do you want this so you can either go back to a previous image or do that you can use the same image in multiple passages?
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OMG! this is such a good game/software. I did the same thing as rekklested just to comment here.

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just made an account just to add a comment here. Damn, This is fun! Thank you

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Cheers! Really appreciate it - If you're not having fun we're not doing it right. 

What do you find most fun about it?

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I had a play- and it was awesome. I ended up creating a story- but having the AI as an option is a really nice touch. It takes me back to the Choose your own Adventure book I loved as a kid! 

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Thanks Craig!