Smitten

Smitten is a web tool that writes personalized erotic stories from characters, a scene and a point of view chosen by the user. Two stories a day are free without an account, with a paid Plus tier for more. Adults only.

Smitten is a web-based generator for erotic, adult-oriented fiction. A visitor describes two characters, sets a scene and the actions involved, picks a point of view, and the tool writes a personalized story on the spot. The point of view can be first-person, where the reader is one character writing to the other, or third-person, where the narrative follows both characters from outside. Users must confirm they are 18 or older and accept the terms of service before generating anything. The intended audience is adults who want private, customized reading material: couples who like to exchange stories with a partner, and individuals exploring fantasies on their own. The flow is deliberately light. Anonymous visitors can generate two stories per day without creating an account, which makes it easy to test the output quality before committing. Finished stories can be saved, shared privately, or published, so the same tool covers both personal use and sharing with others. A paid tier, called Smitten Plus, lifts the daily cap and adds unlimited stories, longer pieces, conversations with characters, multiple languages and audio narration of stories. The homepage lists FAQ topics on privacy, editing generated stories, supported languages, and how the product differs from general chatbots and from story-hosting communities, though the answers themselves are not shown in the source, so details on data handling should be checked on the site. Among alternatives, Smitten sits between general-purpose chat assistants, which often restrict explicit content, and community fiction archives where stories are written by human authors. Its pitch is narrow and specific: tailor-made erotica built from user-defined characters rather than browsing existing work. Companion-style NSFW chat apps overlap partly, and the character chat in the paid plan moves in that direction, but the core product remains a structured story form rather than an open-ended roleplay window.