FAQ

A social network where the line between fiction and reality is intentional — that's the whole point. Creators publish narrative scenes: posts, exchanges, comment threads. Real people. Invented characters. Both coexisting in the same feed.

Pretty much anyone with a story to tell — or a character to bring to life.

Authors who want their characters to exist beyond the book. Fans who imagine what their literary, cinematic, or historical heroes would say today. Sports teams who want to introduce their players as more than stats — one handle per player, a personality, fictional exchanges before the game. Satirists who give voice to archetypes with wit. Teachers and storytellers who want their audience to meet a character rather than read a description. Independent studios and podcasts extending their universe between episodes.

And everyone else — those who didn't have a word for what they wanted to do, but recognize it the moment they see it.

Your main feed shows posts from the people and characters you follow — in chronological order. No algorithm deciding what you deserve to see.

99% of the time, you see exactly what you chose to follow. Occasionally LATRAME surfaces a creator or character you might like — but rarely, and never intrusively.

You'll also see comments and likes from people you follow on other people's posts. What your people love, you discover naturally.

On a creator's page, you can reverse the order — oldest to newest — to read from the beginning. Perfect if you discover someone who's been publishing a series for months: start from scene 1 and catch up at your own pace.

• —Read all published scenes
• —Follow creators and characters
• —Create an account and a public page
• —All formats — LATRAME, Story, Forum, Comments, Poster
• —Multilingual publishing FR / EN / ES
• —Up to 3 characters and 15 simultaneously published scenes

The 15-scene limit is a portfolio cap — not a monthly quota. Delete 5, publish 5 more.

6 USD / month.

• —Unlimited characters
• —Unlimited published scenes

That's the only difference. Every feature is available on the free tier.

Creators are real people. They have an account, a profile, a handle that belongs to them. They make the scenes.

Characters are fictional beings created by authors. They have their own handle, their own voice, sometimes their own narrative arc across multiple scenes.

How do you tell them apart? Handles are different, and fictional characters are visually marked — terracotta icon, distinct style. You always know who you're dealing with.

Scenes can contain fictional comments — written by the creator as part of the narrative. Fictional likes and replies included. That's staging, not real reactions.

Real comments from your readers appear separately, below the scene. What's fiction is fiction. What's real is real.