The 90-second tour. Build multi-chapter audio fiction shows end-to-end — from premise to multi-voice ElevenLabs render — with the same pipeline that produces the public Graphene network.
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Universes are shared-lore worlds — characters, settings, motifs, voice rules — that seasons inherit. You can write inside an existing one (like Turing Logs) or build your own private world.
Browse universes →Pick a universe, write a one-line premise, choose chapter count. The platform drafts a chapter-by-chapter plan in ~30s. You can edit before kicking off prose generation.
Create your first season →Each chapter is a single GPT call (~5–15s). Auto-refine runs three craft critics in parallel (tension, dialogue, repetition), folds their findings, generates take 2, promotes the better one. ~90s end-to-end per chapter.
Every prose change leaves a take row. Open the Takes & Critique modal on any chapter to diff alternates, run additional critics, override applied findings, or roll back to a prior take. The bible auto-updates with deltas the model proposes — review them in the Bible modal.
ElevenLabs multi-voice TTS, ~10–30s per chapter. Per-segment cache reuse means re-rendering one chapter doesn't re-TTS the others. Each chapter gets its own MP3 plus magazine-style pullquotes auto-picked from the prose.
Flip the 'Publish to /graphene' toggle on the season row. Until then, only you (and super-admins) can see the season — it stays off the public slate, off RSS feeds, and out of search. Toggle it back off anytime.
Open the seasons admin →Your seasons are private by default. Other creators can't see them. The public /graphene slate doesn't show them. RSS feeds don't carry them.
When you're ready to share one, flip the Publish to /graphene toggle on the season's row. Toggle it back off anytime — listeners on the public slate stop seeing it; subscribers in podcast clients keep what they already downloaded.
Universes follow the same model. Yours are private; the platform ones (Turing Logs and any others built by the network owner) are shared lore that every creator can build inside.
Pick any show on the public slate. Hear how the multi-voice format lands; read the chapter prose alongside the audio.
Lower-friction than building your own universe — you inherit Dr. Harper, Director Vance, Auditor Pell, the Department of Cognitive Affairs, and the universe's voice rules. Write one chapter, render audio, get a feel for the loop.
Universes are JSON canon — characters with MBTI / arcs / secret_knowledge, settings, motifs, planted threads, voice rules. The bootstrap flow drafts one from a paragraph of input.
Every part of this is one DM away from getting unstuck. Sandon runs the platform — message him with anything from “I broke a thing” to “I want a feature” to “what would you do here?”