Teacher pilot · Now inviting

Creative writing your class will actually finish.

A prompt to start from, a place to draft, and feedback that reaches the student — without another account for them to forget.

Every story starts at the Well.

How a class runs

Set up in a prep period.

1

Create the class

Generate the whole roster at once. Students get a username and a code — no email addresses, no sign-up forms to chase.

2

Set the writing

Draw from the Well — microfiction, flash fiction, and character prompts, 100 to 1,000 words. Assign the daily challenge, build one from ingredients, or send a prompt you've saved.

3

Give feedback

Grade against your own rubric, leave inline comments, and reuse the notes you find yourself writing every term.

Built for minors from day one.

The part that usually makes this a conversation with your district.

  • No student sign-upYou create the accounts. Students never register themselves or supply an email address.
  • Less data, on purposeGenerated usernames, no personal email, no birthdate stored. Data not collected can't be mishandled.
  • Separated spacesStudent work and adult writers never share a feed.
  • You hold the rosterYour class, your students, your call on what gets shared.

Not a teacher? Fictifly is a drafting space for individual writers too — prompts, drafts, and feedback when you ask for it. The pilot is classroom-first for now.

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