# AIStoryHub

Write fiction with AI. Keep it sounding like you.

- Website: https://aistoryhub.co
- Listing: https://openack.co/p/aistoryhub
- Evaluated 2026-11-07: 8 of 18 claimed capabilities confirmed in a real browser.

In the founder's words (not checked by OpenACK):

> AIStoryHub is a free writing studio for novelists. Draft with AI in your own voice, check every page against 758 known AI tells, and keep your characters and world consistent from chapter one to the end.

## Capabilities

- **confirmed**: Draft a full chapter with AI in one pass
- **confirmed**: Revise a chapter with a free-form instruction
- **not confirmed (tried; it didn't work)**: Rewrite a chapter to remove AI writing tells (Human Grit Pass)
- **not confirmed (couldn't reach it)**: Create a writing style from a sample of your own prose
- **confirmed**: Score any pasted text against known AI writing tells
- **confirmed**: Add characters, locations and lore to a story bible
- **not confirmed (tried; it didn't work)**: Reference a story bible entry with @ while writing
- **confirmed**: Set Story Rules that the AI follows on every generation
- **not confirmed (tried; it didn't work)**: Plan chapter beats and a whole-book outline
- **confirmed**: Revert an AI edit from version history
- **confirmed**: Save and restore a whole-story checkpoint
- **not confirmed (couldn't reach it)**: Keep a draft chapter out of the AI's context (Sandbox)
- **confirmed**: Ask the AI assistant to create a chapter, with an approve or deny step
- **not confirmed (couldn't reach it)**: Import a manuscript from a Word, Markdown or text file
- **not confirmed (couldn't reach it)**: Export a story as a DOCX file
- **not confirmed (tried; it didn't work)**: Start a story from a ready-made world template
- **not confirmed (couldn't reach it)**: Invite a beta reader to a private group by email
- **not confirmed (couldn't reach it)**: Publish a chapter to the public community feed

## What the statuses mean

- **confirmed** (ACK): OpenACK's evaluator signed in with a real browser and saw it work, and a person reviewed the result.
- **not confirmed** (NAK or ?): it was tried and didn't work, or the evaluator couldn't reach or check it. Not proof it's missing, but not verified.
- **not evaluated** (—): nobody has checked it. It's the founder's word only.

Treat only "confirmed" as verified. A result is a record of one evaluation on the date shown, not a guarantee.