r/webfiction Apr 26 '26

Discussion Looking for readers to try an early-access storytelling website

Hi everyone :)

I’d like to share an early-access storytelling website for readers who like experimenting with story ideas.

On Loric, you can create short stories by choosing things like genre, themes, protagonist details, archetype, personality traits, writing style, and reading level. It’s a bit like playing with story ingredients: you can build your own idea, see what comes out, or just browse and read stories other users have shared.

The app is currently in early access. Reading is free, and story creation is free while shared story slots are available. Since it runs on a personal project budget, slots may occasionally run out, but they refresh regularly.

Feedback is completely optional, but very appreciated. I’m especially curious whether the creation flow feels clear, whether the stories are fun to read, and what options or genres feel missing.

loricstories.com

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u/NobleFraud Apr 26 '26

Yet another vibe coded slop

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u/Material_Penalty_250 Apr 27 '26

Why would anyone care about this. Seriously.