Little World

How it works

Guided, in the order that protects your story.

Little World is not a prompt box with a submit button. It asks the right questions first, shows you what it understood, and waits for your approval before it spends anything on illustration.

Painted portrait cards of family members laid around a hand-drawn map of a village, with a few photographs
First, the people and places you want in the story.
Blank page thumbnails pegged along a string, laid out as the plan of a book, with a pencil below
Then the shape of the book, before a single word is illustrated.

Structure first

You see the shape of the book before anything is painted.

Pages, order, where the photographs sit, how it opens and how it ends. Move things around as much as you like — nothing is painted yet.

  1. 1Subject · Audience · Purpose · Truth level

    Tell Little World what this is for

    Four short questions decide everything that follows: who or what the story is about, who will read it, why you are making it, and how closely it must follow real events.

  2. 2You approve an immutable context snapshot

    Bring in only the context you want

    Select saved people, places, dates and moments from your world, or write something fresh. Add photos if you have them. Nothing is pulled in without you choosing it.

  3. 3Gaps stay gaps instead of becoming invented facts

    Check “here is what I understood”

    Before a single line is written, Little World repeats back what it believes it knows. Correct names, dates, relationships and facts here.

  4. 4Structure before words

    Review the book plan

    A clear structure: how many pages, what happens on each, where photos sit, how the story opens and closes. Rearrange or rewrite it freely.

  5. 5Words before pictures

    Edit and approve the full story

    Read the whole manuscript, edit any line, and approve it when it sounds like you. Approval is a deliberate action.

  6. 6Style and continuity

    Choose how it should look

    Atmosphere, visual style, page format, and which recurring visual identities appear. Approve reference sheets so the same people and places stay recognisable.

  7. 7The painting comes last, on purpose

    Generate and follow along

    Illustration begins only now. Watch progress page by page, with clear states if something needs a retry.

  8. 8Yours to keep

    Read, edit, download or share

    Open it in the immersive reader, adjust a page in the constrained editor, download a print-quality PDF, or share it deliberately.

What this is not

Some honest limits.

We would rather set expectations than over-promise.

No automatic memory

Little World does not scan your private world with an AI model. It uses the context you selected for that one creation.

No perfect likeness claim

Illustration is interpretation. Approved reference sheets keep people recognisable, not photographically identical.

No deferred formats today

Books and PDFs now. Cards, posters, colouring pages, narration and physical printing are direction, not availability.

At the end

A book you can actually sit down with.

Read it on any screen, adjust a page if you want to, and download a print-quality PDF that is yours to keep whatever happens next.

Two hands holding an open illustrated book showing a painted family garden across both pages
The part that makes the whole thing worth it.

Little World

Ready when you are.

Begin with one memory. The guided flow will be waiting whenever you want to make something from it.

Start your Little WorldSee how it works

Private by default. Nothing is remembered unless you save it.