StoryPrompter is your private producer.

You tell it what you want to talk about. It interviews you like a documentarian, asking thoughtful questions and following up on the most interesting parts of your answers.

You don’t have to outline everything first. You don’t need another person behind the camera. You don’t even have to know exactly where the story is going.

Just set up your phone, camera, or iPad, choose your subject, and start talking.

Use code STORYBOOK for 50% off.

You can begin with:

You can also upload source material—such as an article, outline, transcript, chapter, press release, business plan, or project description—and let StoryPrompter use it to prepare a more informed interview.

StoryPrompter listens to your answers and adapts its questions as the conversation develops.

If you mention something interesting, it can follow that thread. If an important part of the subject hasn’t been covered, it can redirect the conversation. It keeps track of the interview’s goal so the final result is more than a random collection of answers.

You can speak naturally, review the live transcript, and edit anything before submitting it.

If you’re recording yourself, the interview questions can function like a teleprompter. You can adjust their size, width, and orientation to fit your setup.

That means one person can set up an iPad, start the interview, look into the camera, and create useful video content without needing a producer in the room.

When the interview is complete, StoryPrompter organizes the conversation into material you can actually use.

Your story package can include:

Instead of reviewing an entire recording and trying to remember where the good parts were, you leave with a structured overview of what was said.

One of my favorite parts of StoryPrompter is the Discovery Report.

It examines the completed interview and identifies:

A single conversation can reveal several articles, videos, episodes, posts, or follow-up interviews.

When StoryPrompter finds a promising angle, you can start a new interview directly from that idea.

After an interview, you can repurpose the material into:

You can ask for a particular style, match the speaker’s voice, set a word limit, or tell StoryPrompter who the content is intended for.

This means one good interview can become a week—or potentially much more—of useful content.

You don’t have to conduct a new interview.

You can paste or upload an existing transcript, article, essay, chapter, or other document. StoryPrompter can examine it and help identify:

That makes it useful for reviewing old interviews, archived material, unfinished drafts, research, and documents you already have.

StoryPrompter is especially useful for:

StoryPrompter is not the book-writing engine being developed for Magic Bookifier 2. Its specialty is interviewing, story discovery, and turning conversations into usable content.

If you have knowledge, experience, or stories worth sharing, StoryPrompter helps you get them out of your head and into the world.

You can try StoryPrompter for free right now.

If you decide you want it, use code STORYBOOK to get 50% off.

The code expires in six hours.

After tonight, this offer is gone.

Victor

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