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Story Circle press kit

The Story Circle press kit gathers everything you need to write about the app in one place: a one-line, short and long description, key facts, quotable statements, logo files, brand colors and screenshots. All of it is free to quote and reproduce with credit. There are no invented numbers here: shareable user or download figures do not exist yet.

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What is Story Circle?

The three descriptions below say the same thing at three lengths; take the one that fits.

One line. Story Circle is a mobile app where a book is written chapter by chapter by a community rather than one author: whoever starts writing an open chapter first writes it, and the chapter is published once it passes an automatic content review.

Short version. Story Circle is a mobile app for writing books together. The person who sets up a book writes its first chapter and defines the characters and the rules. Every chapter after that is written by whoever starts it first, within a timed writing window. A submitted chapter is published on its own once it passes automatic content review. In branching books, readers choose their own path.

Long version

Collaborative fiction usually stalls on coordination rather than on writing: one person is busy and the book waits, or two people write the same scene. Story Circle ties that coordination to a single rule. A book is made of chapters, and each chapter is written by one author. Any chapter not yet written is open, and the first person to start writing it is its only author for a writing window the book owner sets between 1 and 72 hours. If they submit, the chapter goes through automatic content review and is published on its own; if the time runs out, the chapter opens up again and their draft stays with them.

Books can be linear or branching. In branching books, several continuations can be written under one chapter, up to a limit the book owner sets; readers choose which path to follow, and one book can end in more than one place. The owner can also turn on a consecutive-author rule, so an author writes directly under their own chapter only after a waiting period. Authors keep the copyright in their chapters. The in-app currency, Story Coin (SC), is earned by publishing and reading and spent on setting up books or exporting a book as EPUB or PDF; SC can’t be bought. Story Circle is developed by Code2B, runs in English and Turkish, and is in closed testing on Google Play for Android, with the public release on November 1, 2026.

Key facts

Who makes Story Circle, and where is it available?

Story Circle is developed by Code2B; it is an Android app, in closed testing on Google Play, with its public release on November 1, 2026.

Product
Story Circle
What it is
A collaborative book writing and reading app
Developer
Code2B (also the data controller for personal data)
Platform
Android. There is no iOS version.
Status
Closed testing on Google Play (as of September 22, 2026).
Public release
November 1, 2026, on Google Play.
App languages
English, Turkish
Price
Free. No ads in the app.
In-app currency
Story Coin (SC). SC can’t be bought and has no real-money value.
Website
storycircle.com.tr (English and Turkish)
Contact
In the app: Profile → Settings → Send feedback
For quoting

How does Story Circle work? Quotable statements

Each line below is a single checkable statement about how the app works today. Nothing here is a user count, a rating or a projection — the app is in closed testing and no such figures have been published. The full loop is explained step by step on how Story Circle works.

  • A book on Story Circle is written by many authors; each chapter has a single author.
  • The person who sets up a book writes its first chapter and defines its characters and rules.
  • An open chapter is written by whoever starts writing it first; two people cannot write the same chapter at once.
  • The book owner sets the writing time for a chapter when setting up the book, between 1 and 72 hours; the default is 24 hours.
  • If the writing time runs out, the chapter opens up again and the text written so far stays with its author as a draft.
  • Every submitted chapter passes an automatic content review before publishing; a chapter that does not pass is not published.
  • If the review cannot be completed, the chapter is not published; the system never defaults to publishing.
  • A chapter that passes review is published on its own; it does not wait for a moderator to approve it.
  • A book owner can choose to see submissions before they go live; if the owner does not look within 24 hours, the chapter is published anyway. This setting is off by default.
  • The author of a flagged chapter sees the reason and can edit and resubmit or appeal the decision.
  • In branching books, several continuations can be written under one chapter, up to a limit set by the book owner.
  • In a branching book, readers choose their own path, and one book can have several endings.
  • If the book owner turns on the consecutive-author rule, an author can write directly under their own chapter only after a waiting period (6 hours by default).
  • Authors keep the copyright in the chapters they write; the platform receives only a non-exclusive license to publish, list and promote them.
  • The in-app currency is Story Coin (SC). SC can’t be bought, has no real-money value and cannot be transferred.
  • SC is earned by publishing chapters, signing in daily and reading, and spent on setting up a book, raising its chapter target, appreciating a chapter and exporting a book as EPUB or PDF.
  • The app has tools for reporting chapters, comments, books and users, and for blocking users; reports are reviewed by platform moderators.
  • When an account is deleted, its published chapters stay in the book with the author shown as “Deleted user”, so the chapters written after them are not left without a predecessor.
  • The app is free to download and use, and it shows no ads.
  • The app interface is in English and Turkish; the first and only platform is Android.
  • Story Circle is developed by Code2B.
Downloads

What are the Story Circle logo and brand colors?

The logo is a navy quill over an open book on a cream disc, and it comes in three files. The colors come in two layers: the logo and this site share one palette, and the app’s interface uses its own.

Logo mark

A navy quill, an open book and an arc of orange dots on a cream disc. The round file carries its own disc, so it works on light and dark backgrounds alike.

  • logo.png — PNG, 512 × 512, round, transparent outside the disc
  • logo-kare-1024.png — PNG, 1024 × 1024, square like the app icon, for print

Sharing image

The image used when a Story Circle page is shared. Useful as an article thumbnail.

Brand colors
ColorHEXWhere
Ink navy#14263AThe quill in the logo; the site’s dark bands and text
Orange#FF9228The dots in the logo; the site’s accent
Cream#FFF8EFThe logo’s disc; the site’s background
Dark orange#A85A12Orange text on cream (light orange does not give enough contrast)
Terracotta#C67139Button fills in the app — the orange in the screenshots
Dark terracotta#8C491AAccent text and icons in the app
Paper#FAF7F2The app’s background in light mode

Typefaces. On this site, headings are set in Literata and body text in Manrope; in the app, headings use Baloo 2 and body text Figtree. All four are open-licensed (SIL Open Font License).

Guidelines

How should the Story Circle name and logo be used?

Write the name as two words, “Story Circle”, and use the logo without changing its proportions or colors.

The name
“Story Circle” is two words, each capitalized. Please do not write it as “StoryCircle” or “Storycircle”.
The currency
“Story Coin (SC)” on first mention, “SC” after that; with a number, “20 SC”.
The logo
Please do not stretch, rotate, recolor or redraw it, add shadows or effects, place it inside another mark, or use it in a way that suggests Story Circle endorses a product, a service or an opinion.
Screenshots
They may be cropped, scaled and placed in a phone frame. Please do not edit the interface text inside them.
Screens

Where can I download Story Circle screenshots?

The six screenshots are below; each is 540 × 1086 pixels and downloadable as WebP or JPEG. They were captured on September 4, 2026, from a development build with sample books and the interface set to Turkish; the book titles, author names and text in them are fictional.

Story Circle Discover screen: a “featured today” card for the book Son İstasyon (dystopia · 25 chapters · 3 endings) with a start reading button, the week’s popular books as numbered covers below, and four tabs at the bottom
DiscoverShown in Turkish · app also in English
Book page for Son İstasyon: cover, genre and founder, chips for tree type, 7 authors, active, original and anyone can write, start reading and write in this book buttons, then tiles for chapters (25 written · 20 open), the path map and export
Book pageShown in Turkish · app also in English
Reading screen: the text of chapter 1 of Son İstasyon, the book title and a progress line on top, the chapter author’s name opposite the chapter number, and a small floating bar with text size and a comment count below
ReadingShown in Turkish · app also in English
Path map of a branching book: a 16-chapter main path, 2 alternative paths, none of 3 endings found, 20 branches waiting to be written; below, explore paths and endings (3) buttons and the story’s tree with chapter titles, authors and character counts
Path mapShown in Turkish · app also in English
List of open chapters in the Writing tab: each card shows the book title, an “empty” chip, the chapter to be written and the chapter it continues (chapter 16.2 · Karşı Hamle), a 36-hour writing time, the publishing reward, a branch mark and a write button
Open chaptersShown in Turkish · app also in English
My library screen: tabs for books in progress, my books and following, a “you read 2 chapters this week” summary, two books with progress bars (Son İstasyon 1/16, Çölün Altındaki Şehir 1/14) and where you left off, with My drafts at the bottom
My libraryShown in Turkish · app also in English

One detail has changed since the captures: the open chapters screen shows “coin” next to the reward, and the currency is now called Story Coin (SC). What every label on each screen means is explained on the Story Circle screenshots page.

Contact

How can press contact Story Circle?

The only contact channel is inside the app: Profile → Settings → Send feedback. No press email address is published on this site.

Mention that you are writing about the app; the reply goes to the email address on your account, usually within a few working days. Most product questions are already answered on the Story Circle support page.

The Terms of Use and Privacy Policy are the source for anything about rights, content rules or data.

Press questions

Questions from the press

When does Story Circle launch?

Story Circle is in closed testing on Google Play now. The public Android release comes to Google Play on November 1, 2026.

Is there an iOS version of Story Circle?

No. Story Circle is for Android only; there is no iOS version.

What languages is the app in?

English and Turkish. Users pick the language in the app’s settings, and the chosen language is used for notifications too. This website is in both languages as well; for legal texts, the Turkish version is the authoritative one.

How many users does Story Circle have?

The app is in closed testing, so there are no public user, download, rating or review figures, and this page does not give any. The page will be updated when there is data that can be shared.

How does content review work?

Every submitted chapter is checked automatically against the platform’s content rules before it is published; a chapter that does not pass is not published. The author of a flagged chapter sees the reason and can edit and resubmit or appeal the decision. On top of that, readers can report chapters, comments, books and users, and block users.

How does Story Circle make money?

The app is free to download and use, with no ads. The in-app currency, Story Coin (SC), is earned and spent inside the app; SC can’t be bought and has no real-money value. No revenue model has been announced.

What makes Story Circle different from other writing apps?

The rule that decides who writes the next chapter: whoever starts an open chapter first writes it within a timed writing window, and the chapter is published without waiting for a moderator once it passes automatic content review. In branching books, different authors can write different continuations of the same chapter, and each reader chooses a path.

Is Story Circle related to Dan Harmon’s story circle?

No. The Story Circle on this page is a mobile app. The eight-step narrative model known as the “story circle”, from screenwriter Dan Harmon, is a different thing; sharing a name does not mean there is a connection.

Background

Which pages give more background?

Collaborative writing

The common ways of writing a book together, where they stall, and what Story Circle’s open-chapter rule changes.

Collaborative writing guide

Interactive fiction

A short history of stories where the reader picks the path, and how branching books work on Story Circle.

What interactive fiction is