Prepare your story in Creator Studio
Organize your manuscript into books, parts, and chapters. Add a title, author name, genre, summary, and content warnings. A clear summary helps readers decide whether the story is for them: introduce the central character, conflict, and stakes without giving away the ending.
Keep a draft private until you are ready
Browser-only drafts stay in that browser. Choosing Save to cloud stores a draft under your creator account; it does not publish it. Export your manuscript for your own backup, especially before clearing browser data.
Publish the chapters you choose
Publishing is a separate action with a review of the changes. Select the chapters and story details you want to release. General-audience publications can appear in the public catalog. Restricted publications remain withheld until the necessary eligibility checks are available.
Set expectations for readers
Choose free, members-only, or early-access chapter access. Early access has a scheduled free-release date; members-only chapters have no planned public release. Membership checkout is not available yet. Keep your summary and access labels accurate as your story develops.
Be clear about authorship and artwork
Creators retain ownership of their work and must confirm that they have the rights to publish it. Writing and artwork have separate generative AI declarations. Add relevant content warnings before publication, and choose artwork you are authorized to use.
Get involved as the platform grows
Vulpenyx is in an invited alpha. Members can discuss craft and request feedback in the private Community forum. Public readers can already explore eligible published stories and free chapters.