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Show IH: Chapter - A platform for serialized stories

http://www.trychapter.com/beta_sign_up

Hey all-

Had some free time, and thought this would be a neat project. Its a platform for serialized stories, where authors can tell them chapter by chapter (and get paid).

Homepage:

http:///www.trychapter.com

Here is the signup link:

http://www.trychapter.com/beta_sign_up

All the stripe plumbing is set up for testing so feel free to use this as a test card:

CARD 4111 1111 1111 1111 EXP 11/21 ZIP 11111

Still some bugs to work out but thought I could get some good feedback here.

Thanks all!

Dave

submitted this linkon October 3, 2019
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    As a wanna be author (plenty of nanowrimo wins and a novella that's mostly finished), I'm intrigued. Here are a few thoughts.

    • Get SSL
    • Publish didn't save my chapter. Had to re-paste and save.
    • Homepage could use more info explaining how it works. Both the creator and reader side.
    • On mobile, some of the letters are overlapping.

    That's it for now.

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      Thanks @DavidGetchel! I've added SSL. Maybe I'll add a separate FAQ page for the explanatory stuff (I kind of like the minimal homepage look). Re: the publish, I'm working on implementing autosave functionality so hopefully that will solve that problem. Let me know as more thoughts come to you!

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      Another thought, a way to use a pen name under your real account.

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    Very cool! It sounds like it could grow into a set of tools (analytics, mailing list integration, genre-based site themes, etc) for professional writers to deliver their stories to readers.

    If that aligns with your vision, self-published authors with established audiences that they could bring over to Chapter could be a good initial target market.

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      @radek Yes! Spot on. Once its a bit more polished, I'm going to do some recruitment. Any ideas on where these people hang out? (I know of a few subreddits)

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        Lots of writers are on kboards I think:

        https://www.kboards.com/

        Then there are influential indie blogs/podcasts that (probably) do affiliate deals like The Creative Penn, Goins Writer, The Write Practice and many more.

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      Right now, I'm hoping to get the authors and hopefully, they bring their own audiences at first.

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