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Create a story around what you want to learn.

Choose a world and what you want to learn. Gnothi writes and narrates a continuing series that teaches it through the story, like a fantasy cook passing on one real technique at a time. Chapters run about half an hour, and each picks up where the last left off. Prefer a direct lesson? Make an audio course.

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A real Gnothi Series

Continue Without Me

A cyberpunk thriller about a founder and the AI agent he hires. Business, AI, and questions about freedom run through the story.

Hear a roughly 30-minute chapter from Continue Without Me.

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The same subjects, shaped three ways

Switch between a cyberpunk story, a fantasy analogy, and a direct audio course. These examples were written for this page, so switching them is instant and uses no AI credits.

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Story · Cyberpunk · AI + business

The first customer

A founder brings a dazzling demo to a noodle shop just as lunch goes wrong.

AI agents
Building a business

Nia's sales demo filled the noodle shop with holographic koi. They swam through the steam, arranged themselves into revenue charts, and passed straight through a delivery rider who was shouting about the missing dumplings. Nobody looked at a single chart.

Behind the counter, Sol lifted an empty bamboo steamer. “Can your fish warn me before this happens?” Nia swept three weeks of beautiful dashboards off the display. Her agent checked the stock sheet and prepared a rush order. It could draft the purchase; only Nia could send it.

She corrected the quantity, tapped Send, and pulled up a much smaller demo: tomorrow's shortages, before the lunch rush. Sol leaned over to read it. For the first time all morning, he stopped shouting. One forgotten koi drifted through his head.

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Three ways people actually run it

Each one is a full setup: the settings, the order to do them in, and what it will not do.

Run a tabletop campaign

You keep the session notes. Every chapter narrates the campaign back as fiction, and the whole table subscribes to it like a podcast.

Chapter by chapter

Each chapter picks up where the last left off

Chapters run about half an hour, and a Series keeps going for as long as you like or ends at a target you set. The Logbook is Gnothi's running record of your Series, so chapter 40 can remember chapter 3.

Steer what comes next

Add a Series Direction in the Logbook to say where the story should go. The next chapter reads it once, then it's cleared. The premise and topics stay editable in Settings.

Read, listen, and publish

Read in the chapter view, hear the included narration, export completed chapters together as an EPUB, or enable an RSS feed after choosing a public tier and confirming your rights. See the publishing guide.

Where Gnothi started

A journal that feeds your Series

Write or dictate an entry, and Gnothi adds a title and summary. Chat with your entries when you want to think something through. A new Series starts with Journal set to Off; connect your whole journal or chosen tags when you create it, or later in Settings.

Write it down

Write about what's on your mind, and a connected Series picks up what you've written. In nonfiction, its chapters teach and explain from it.

Keep a learning journal

Note what clicked and where you got stuck. An audio course ties its segments to what you have been writing about, and a blocker you name today comes before whatever was next.

Riff on your story

Jot down a scene, a character or a what-if. Once your journal is connected, what you write after a chapter goes into planning the next one, so Gnothi works like a ghost-writer drafting from your notes.

Supporting tools

Keep the rest of Gnothi within reach

Journal, Fields, chat, sharing, and Groups have their own homes. Use them on their own or connect the context you choose to a Series.

No subscription, no trial clock

What's free, what runs on credits, and what isn't

You don't know how much you'll use it, so you shouldn't pay monthly for it. A chapter runs about $1 in credits, narration included, and every account starts with enough for about four. After that, a one-time $10 top-up adds 1M credits, roughly ten more chapters, and unlocks the three paid capabilities for good. Credits don't expire.

Included without AI credits

Journaling, tags, and as many Fields as you want

Narration for every generated Chapter, at full voice quality

A Feed URL for a Series you choose to publish; the URL itself has no access control

Sharing at the "full" privacy tier, with anyone you choose

Uses your starting AI credits

Series Chapters, about $1 each with narration included, generated on demand or on a cadence you set

The causal analysis over your Fields, and the plain-language read of what it found

Story chat and dictation when you would rather talk than type

Unlocked by the one-time top-up

Starting a group of your own; joining and posting in one is free

The Summary and Sensitive share tiers, which limit what a reader receives from your entry

Cloning or designing a narration voice of your own; the four preset voices are included

Create your series

Write your premise and topics, then decide when to make the first chapter.

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