Fablier

Your life deserves
to be told.

Every evening, Fablier asks you three questions. Two minutes, no more. Overnight, it writes the chapter of your day — and your life becomes a book that goes on.

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A page, for example

Tuesday, April 14

The bench by the canal

You only had ten minutes between two meetings, and you gave them to the canal. The bench was still damp from the night; you sat down anyway. That's where your daughter's sentence came back to you — "you smile with your eyes" — and found its place, somewhere between the flat water and the sound of bicycles.

The rest of the day did its best to cover it. It stayed. Some sentences are just waiting for a bench.

— written by the fablier, while the author slept

See a full example: from three answers to a chapter →

How it works

  1. 1In the evening Answer three guided questions: the moment, the detail, the meaning. Typed or spoken — two minutes are enough, two sentences too. And soon, the first question is no longer generic: the pen remembers your story and asks what happened next.
  2. 2In the morning Overnight, the pen has turned your answers into a chapter: your day, told better than you would have dared to write it. When you wake, its title is announced — and when you open it, the page writes itself before your eyes.
  3. 3Day after day The chapters answer one another. The people in your life take their place in your dramatis personæ, and every Sunday the fablier rereads your whole week.

Your book belongs to you alone: no account, no email address — one key, yours, and nobody else reads your pages. A blank page some evening is not a fault: the book goes on.

Open my book The first page writes itself tonight — two minutes.