StoryFlow
StoryFlow
One link, one channel, twenty episodes at a time. StoryFlow fetches, bundles, shortens with your own account and posts — then keeps going every time new episodes drop.
The pipeline
From pasting a link to someone pressing play.
We ask the source who this story is. Title and episode count come back before you press anything, so a wrong link fails now rather than later.
The next batch of episodes is reserved. Nothing else touches them while they're in flight.
Anything already in the store is reused instantly. The rest is downloaded, decrypted and filed — around eleven seconds each.
One link is minted for the whole batch, carrying an explicit list of every episode in it. Never a guessed range.
Through your account. Several keys rotate, so no single one carries all the traffic.
A caption and a button land in your channel. Someone taps, and the bot sends them the episodes directly.
Posted at 3am, while you were asleep.
The difference
Then it runs. New episodes publish themselves.
Specification
Questions
No. Your channel only ever receives a caption and a button. The audio goes to each listener directly when they tap.
Copies in a listener's own chat clear. The link keeps working — they can open it again any time for a fresh copy.
Episodes already in the store publish in seconds. New ones download at roughly eleven seconds each, so a fresh hundred-episode story is about twenty minutes.
Yes, each with its own channel, batch size and settings. They publish independently.
We tell you the moment you paste it, rather than accepting it and failing quietly later.
Replace channel, then resume or restart. Your files were never in the channel, so nothing is lost.
Add your channel, paste a link, press start.
Create an accountAccounts are reviewed before they can publish.