Open Spoken AI

Tool Introduction

Open Spoken AI is a web-based creation platform developed by Limitless Tec LTD; its core products at present are Textly for marketing writing and Storyloft for creating long-form stories.

It features less topic filtering and covers marketing copy, novel chapters, character development, and image generation; the DirtyTalky adult conversation product is still listed as upcoming.

Main functions

Textly for creating marketing content

Textly offers over forty templates, covering ads, emails, social media content, product descriptions, landing pages, search optimization material, and content for the adult industry.

• Marketing copy can be generated using task templates, and more templates as well as higher quotas are available upon subscribing to a paid plan.
• It supports the creation of product images, lifestyle photos, and visual content for social media; different limits apply to text and images.
• The official page claims to support five languages, but it does not provide a complete list of them.

Storyloft – Creating long-form stories

Storyloft is designed for novel writers and offers chapter management, context summaries, character profiles, plot planning, and chapter illustrations.

• It allows characters, worldviews, and plot elements to be retained across chapters, reducing the need to repeat the insertion of background information.
• It supports importing existing stories; the paid version offers more chapters, character photos for reference, and a longer generation length.
• The Elite plan includes the option to export illustrated PDFs, which is ideal for organizing complete stories into formatted documents.

Chat interface and data export

The official platform provides a chat interface that has undergone basic authentication; it allows users to access available robots, send prompts, check their balances, and can also use a callback address to receive results.

• The Textly Pro package includes API permissions as part of its features, while it is not clear whether an SDK is provided.
• Textly’s paid plan supports data import and export; the homepage indicates that prompts and outputs are stored on the user’s device.

Usage tutorial

1. After registering an account, choose between Textly or Storyloft depending on your needs.
2. In Textly, select a copywriting template and fill in the theme, audience, and tone; or in Storyloft, create new stories, chapters, and characters.
3. After generating text or images, check for factual errors, style issues, copyright problems, and compliance risks before proceeding with further editing.
4. When programmatic calls are required, select a package that includes interface permissions, and configure the authentication and request parameters according to the official documentation.
5. After completion, export the data or the final document, and conduct a manual proofread before publishing it.

Which users are it suitable for

• Marketers and independent creators who need ads, emails, social media content, or copy for the adult industry.
• Writers who create long-form stories in the genres of romance, fantasy, horror, science fiction, and adult themes.
• Developers who wish to integrate chatbot capabilities into their internal processes should first assess the authentication methods and data security requirements.

Prices and packages

Textly package

Storyloft package

The package names and quotas shown on the homepage of the official website differ from those on the old test pages that are still accessible; the information presented in the table above comes from the current homepage. The actual costs, taxes, and benefits shall be based on those indicated on the settlement page.

Product advantages

• Marketing writing and novels use different workspaces, with functions that are more aligned with the specific creative processes.
• Memory of story chapters, character profiles, and original illustrations reduce the need to switch between various tools.
• It also offers a free version, paid subscriptions, and a chat interface, facilitating a gradual expansion from a trial phase.

Usage restrictions and precautions

• A lower level of content filtering does not mean that it is possible to create content that is illegal, infringes on rights, promotes hatred, involves defamation, or violates privacy; the terms of service still impose strict restrictions on such uses.
• The generated content may contain errors, biases, or similar expressions; before it is released for commercial use, it is necessary to manually verify the facts and determine ownership rights.
• The terms of sale state that paid subscription users can use the content that has been generated, while the rights to use the content available for free testing are different; for important projects, it is necessary to first check the current contract.
• The description of local storage on the home page is not equivalent to the collection of personal information outlined in the privacy policy; sensitive data should not be entered directly.

Platforms, languages, and interfaces

• It is currently primarily used through a browser; the official team has not released any standalone desktop or mobile applications.
• The official website offers multilingual pages; Textly claims to support five languages, though the availability of these languages for various functions may vary.
• There are public documentation available for the chat API; however, neither the official SDK nor the fully open-source version of this product is publicly available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Open Spoken AI free?

Both Textly and Storyloft offer free plans, but the data allowance, length of each message, and advanced features are limited; for regular and frequent use, it is necessary to subscribe to their respective plans.

Is the product itself open source?

No product source code or official open-source repository was found; the availability of public chat interfaces does not mean that the product is open source.

Is it suitable for directly publishing generated content?

It is not recommended to publish content without first conducting checks; users remain responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the information, compliance with platform rules, as well as adherence to copyright, privacy, and applicable laws.