Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Talevo before you start.
How do I send feedback or report a problem?
Open Profile → Settings → Send feedback. Choose a category, describe what happened, and submit.
What is AI roleplay?
AI roleplay lets you play a character, talk with AI characters, and shape a story through your actions. Talevo combines character conversations with playable worlds and interactive fiction, including interactive stories with no single fixed ending.
How long can a story get?
You can keep generating new chapters for as long as you have Echoes and want to continue. Chapter length varies with genre, settings, and model output — often roughly 1,500–3,000 words, but not guaranteed.
Will the story forget what happened in earlier chapters?
Continuity is one of the core problems Talevo is built to solve. The system tracks characters, world rules, and plot events across chapters so later chapters stay consistent with what was established at the start.
What genres are supported?
Talevo covers popular web fiction genres such as romantasy, enemies to lovers, mystery thriller, LitRPG, isekai, cultivation, dark romance, apocalypse survival, and more.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT to write a story?
General assistants are not built around long-running chapter continuity. Talevo is designed for serialized fiction, with stronger carryover for story rules, character state, and narrative pacing.
What can I customize before I start reading?
Protagonist identity, relationships, world rules, power limits, tone, pacing, and plot directions you want to avoid. You usually start from a trope opening, then shape the world you want to enter.
Do I need any writing experience?
None at all. You describe the kind of story you want to read, and Talevo handles the rest. It is designed for readers who want a specific story experience.
Is it free to start?
Yes. New accounts receive a signup bonus. The daily lucky wheel awards free Echoes, with a small chance of a mystery reward, and every 7th day in a row adds a deluxe spin. You may draw while your free balance is below 5000, and a winning draw is credited in full; at 5000, checking in still keeps your streak. Adventure turns on platform models are billed by actual usage: the start screen shows each model's typical cost per turn, failed turns are free, and a rewrite is billed the same way (free under BYOK).
How do invite codes work?
Each account has a unique invite code under Rewards → Invite friends. Enter a friend's code at signup (optional); after verification, both of you receive 100 free Echoes (inviter verification rewards cap at 2,000 total).
How do Echoes work?
Echoes are Talevo's virtual service credits. Free Echoes are spent first. Adventure turns and character chat replies on platform models are billed by actual usage, which differs by model; the model picker shows the typical cost per turn (BYOK turns and rewrites spend 0 platform Echoes). Generated novel chapters cost 10 Echoes, and some paid community chapters cost 2 Echoes to unlock. Top-up packages (e.g. ¥30 / Popular tier with +10% bonus, ¥100 / Annual with +20%) are shown at checkout.
How do creator earnings for published works work?
If the program is enabled, when someone else (not you) advances the story in your publicly published and approved adventure world, or chats with your published character card (including speech processing), you earn a share of what they actually spend (shown in-product, 20% by default), with no cap. Paid and free Echoes are credited separately; claim them in Earnings under Profile. Your own play, in-adventure messages, and illustrations (in adventures or character chats) do not count. Refunds may claw back matching earnings.
Can I publish fan fiction or works based on someone else's IP?
Yes. You may publish fan works based on others' characters, settings, or worlds, at your own risk: Talevo does not grant licenses for third-party franchises, and you must not present a work as officially licensed. Do not use official screenshots, film stills, or promotional art, and do not use photos or photorealistic images of real people (see Terms of Service, Sections 5 and 6A). Rights holders may submit a notice; we may remove reported content and suspend related creator earnings.
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