Bring the first uploads to Plotloom

I’m building Plotloom, a small web-first beta shelf for human-led, clearly labeled AI-assisted serial fiction.

It is not an AI writing generator or raw text dump. The goal is to help early writers publish a short 1-3 chapter pilot, disclose how AI was used, and collect human feedback without pretending the workflow was fully human.

I’m looking for feedback from writers who already use AI for outlining, editing, translation, drafting support, or cover/story development.

Questions:
1. Would you mirror a short pilot on a separate AI-labeled fiction shelf?
2. What rights/privacy language would you need before submitting?
3. Would detailed process labels reduce stigma?
4. What would make upload friction worth it?

Authors keep their rights. Publishing is non-exclusive. Manuscripts are not used for AI training without explicit consent.

https://plotloom-app.djwj5611.workers.dev/go/wup-en-rd-01

NSFW? No

Genre tags: web serial / AI-assisted fiction / feedback request

AI Method: Human-led story. AI was used for outline expansion and editing suggestions. Final structure, character decisions, and final prose edit were done by the author.

Desired feedback:
1. Does this AI Method disclosure feel clear or too vague?
2. Would this make you more or less willing to read?
3. For a 3-chapter pilot, what would you need by the end of chapter 1 to continue?
4. Would you ever mirror a short pilot on a separate AI-labeled fiction shelf if rights remain with the author and publishing is non-exclusive?

https://plotloom-app.djwj5611.workers.dev/go/wup-en-rbr-01

Question for serial fiction authors:

For writers who use AI only as part of the workflow, such as outlining, editing, translation help, or cover ideation, what kind of disclosure would feel fair to readers?

I’m not talking about mostly AI-written stories. I’m asking about human-led stories where AI is one tool in the process.

Would you prefer one broad “AI-assisted” label, detailed process labels, a short author note, or no label unless AI wrote substantial prose?

Also, would you ever mirror a 1-3 chapter pilot on a separate feedback shelf if rights remain with the author, publishing is non-exclusive, the author can request removal, and AI usage is disclosed clearly?

I stopped thinking about app stores and started testing writer activation for a fiction web app.

Plotloom is a web-based fiction community for short serial tests and transparent AI labels. The current bottleneck is not iOS/Android distribution; it is whether early writers trust open signup, rights summary, and label model enough to upload.

I’d appreciate feedback on the growth path: should the landing speak to writers first, is “AI-labeled fiction” clearer than “AI fiction,” and what would you measure in the first two weeks?

https://plotloom-app.djwj5611.workers.dev/en/feedback?utm_source=product_hunt&utm_medium=feedback&utm_campaign=writer_upload_beta