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Name: FictionForge
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Author: WordStructor

You shouldn't need a subscription to write a novel. FictionForge is the free tier of WordStructor — a fully capable creative fiction writing app with AI-powered chapter generation, character development tools, and local AI support. No credit card. No time limit. No catch. Just the tool you needed years ago.

⚡ Sick of paying $20/month just to draft a chapter? Tired of artificial word limits and missing features on "free" plans? FictionForge is different.

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Free Forever No API Keys Credit System Unlimited Projects

What's Included

Everything you need to start writing

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FictionForge vs Paid Plans

See exactly what you get for free — and what additional power awaits when you upgrade.

Feature	FictionForge (Free)	ArcWriter ($19/mo)	WordStructor ($79/mo)
Monthly Credits	✓ 100	✓ 600	✓ Unlimited
Words per Credit	~250	~500	~2,000
AI Models	✓ Ollama (Local)	✓ GPT-4o Mini + Local	✓ GPT-4o + Claude + DeepSeek
Auto Mode Generation	✓	✓	✓
Character Database	✓ 5 Characters	✓ 25 Characters	✓ Unlimited
Unlimited Projects	✓	✓	✓
Export Formats	PDF, TXT	PDF, TXT, DOCX	PDF, TXT, DOCX, EPUB
Cloud Sync	✗	✓	✓
Priority Support	✗	✗	✓
API Access	✗	✓ Basic	✓ Full

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What's the catch?

There isn't one really. FictionForge is genuinely free. Here's what's limited vs paid plans:

Success Stories

What FictionForge users say

Real writers who started free and never looked back.

★★★★★

I wrote the first draft of my debut fantasy novel using only FictionForge. The local Ollama support meant I never worried about API costs. Finished 80,000 words in 3 months — completely free.

Mira Kovac

Aspiring Novelist · Croatia

★★★★★

As a broke college student, I couldn't justify another subscription. FictionForge gave me the same AI writing power without the price tag. The character database alone is worth it. I've since upgraded to ArcWriter, but it all started here.

Jamal Turner

Creative Writing Major · USA

★★★★★

I use FictionForge for all my short story drafts before polishing them for submission. The auto-mode feature lets me generate rough chapters in minutes, and the credit system is generous enough for a full short story every week. Highly recommend.

Elena Lombardi

Freelance Writer · Italy

Upgrade Path

When you're ready for more

FictionForge is a great starting point. As your writing grows, here's how to level up:

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about FictionForge.

How many words can I write with 100 monthly credits? +

Each credit generates approximately 250 words of fiction text, so 100 credits give you roughly 25,000 words per month — that's enough for a solid novella or the first act of a novel. Words-per-credit can vary slightly based on chapter complexity and AI model used (local Ollama models may produce slightly different output lengths).

What happens when I run out of credits? +

When your credits hit zero, you can still access and edit all your existing projects, use the character database, and export your work. You just won't be able to generate new AI content until your credits reset the following month. Credits refresh automatically on the 1st of each month — no action needed.

Can I upgrade from FictionForge to a paid plan later? +

Absolutely! You can upgrade to ArcWriter ($19/mo) or WordStructor ($79/mo) at any time. All your projects, characters, and settings carry over seamlessly. No data loss, no migration hassle. You can also downgrade back to FictionForge if needed — though your free credits will be capped at 100 again the following month.

Does FictionForge work offline? Do I need an internet connection? +

Yes! If you use the local Ollama integration, you can run FictionForge completely offline — no internet required for AI generation. The cloud-based AI models (credits) do require a connection, but local generation works anywhere. This is a key advantage over web-only "free" writing tools that lock you out without Wi-Fi.

Is there really no catch? How does WordStructor make money? +

No catch — FictionForge is genuinely free, forever. WordStructor makes money from our paid tiers (ArcWriter, WordStructor, Scriptor) that offer more credits, premium AI models, and advanced features. FictionForge serves as our gateway tier: we believe that great writing tools should be accessible to everyone, and free users are the best ambassadors for our platform.

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