Your story is waiting for you.

An empty world. Then everything you add. Then it starts to live.

You start from a white page: a name, a time, a rough synopsis. Wildmind drafts the cast, the places and the times from it, for you to keep or change. Inside a frame that keeps the story whole, you create small scenes from a big story.

The Frame

The Frame

Every day your characters meet and decide. You look from behind the camera, see what happened, and pick what is worth telling. The rest happened unseen, and they remember it.

The story

The story

Seven steps, your chapters, named times. Ideas by time: events and scene topics Wildmind proposes, to make happen or drop. Nothing publishes before the frame is whole.

The characters

The characters

One hero, one guide, one villain, one master. Pictures from every side, states (Home, Office, War) with the same face, do’s and don’ts, relations, several places and times. A brain that matures: after a while you convince them, you do not rewrite them.

The scenes

The scenes

A reel, an anima, a photo. The storyboard drafted, frames you build layer by layer, the prompts written for your own Higgsfield and ElevenLabs, a release that happened.

The Book

The Book

The story so far, written by the characters from their brains, inside the frame. What the world saw, and what happened unseen.

The places and props

The places and props

Backgrounds and sounds, states (day, night, after the storm), who lives there and who never appears. Props with their looks and states.

Each story has its own page: its world, its characters, its chapters, its director.

Follow a story and every released scene finds you. A scene assumes you saw the last one; you did not, so you follow the link to the next chapter, or read the whole story from one character.

Ten minutes to a living world.

1. 1

   Name it, place it in time, write it rough

   Or tell your own story to the interviewer first; Wildmind drafts a world around it. Every character, place and time arrives as a draft to keep, change or drop.

2. 2

   Build inside the frame

   One hero, one guide, one villain, one master. Pictures and states. Places with sounds. Nothing publishes before the frame is whole; the first scene you try asks for the piece still missing.

3. 3

   Create, release, share

   A reel, an anima, a photo: the storyboard drafted, the prompts written for your own tools, the frames pasted back. Release it and it happened. Publish the story and it has its page.

Start free, with your own Claude, Higgsfield and ElevenLabs connected. Wildmind generates nothing itself; it directs.

Start your story

It starts with a thirty-minute call. Pick a time.

Thirty minutes, 1:1, UK time. Pick an hour, answer two questions, confirm your email, and the call is booked.

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