The participation layer for your world
Your story has readers. Give it a place they can step into.
Roviix is for creators who already have a world and an audience. Paste your canon, review a compiled playable episode, and publish it into your own channels — your readers choose, the choices become a group event, and the group result opens your next episode.
Author the world. AI does the construction. Fans step in.
The loop
The product promise is not “generate media.” It is “make your canon participable — and give you a reason to publish the next episode.”
Canon
Paste what already exists — chapters, character sheets, lore. Your material stays the source of truth.
Episode
The compiler constructs a 3–5 minute playable episode from your canon. You review and rewrite every line before anyone sees it.
Participate
Publish a no-login link into your own channels. Readers make choices, reach endings, and become part of a group result.
Signals
See where the readers stand: choice splits, endings, follows, and who would pay for the next episode. Fans see the aggregate too.
Next episode
Draft the next episode from the group result — the readers' choices become the opening of what happens next.
Live episodes
Explore all →The Last Star
Lore night: the Archive's newest entry is in Kae's own hand, dated tomorrow.
What the Gifts Remember
A fan episode: the thing outside keeps a ledger of everything it gave away.
Lighthouse Before Keeper's — Episode 2
The readers faced it. Now the tide brings back what facing it costs.
A Rival for the Courier
An off-panel episode: both of them wrote the letter. One of them has to open it.
Lighthouse Before Keeper's
The light has kept something out for ninety years. Tonight it learns her name.
Why not just another AI story tool?
Your canon, not a prompt box
Roviix compiles episodes from the world you already wrote. Construction, not authorship: the AI never invents over your material, and you approve every line.
Your audience, not our feed
Episodes publish as links and embeds into channels you already own. Followers, signals and results belong to you — and export with you.
Participation, not another chapter
Individual choices aggregate into group events your fandom can talk about — “62% chose to face it” is a conversation, a static post is not.
Signals before payments
Fans can follow the world and say they'd pay for the next episode. Nothing is charged in the pilot — the author sees every signal, honestly labeled.
Your world's first episode is minutes away.
Three to five scenes, two endings, your canon. No login needed to play — and when your episode deserves professional finishing, credited human creators are one handoff away.