FolioRem

From a few words to an open book.

You can collect a memory before you know how to tell the whole story.

1. Choose Start creating

From your bookshelf, choose Start creating and write about one moment. Pick a book or make a new one. The title can wait.

2. Decide whether to use AI

Laying out your own words does not call AI. Check the AI box to consent to sending the selected text; no extra send confirmation is needed. Automatic pagination supports 50,000 characters and shows the estimated request count.

3. Bring your files

Import TXT, Markdown, Word (.docx), or a ZIP with Markdown images. Check the imported text and pictures. PDFs stay as original attachments you can open; their original layout is not reconstructed.

4. Look at the spread

Edit on the left and see the page on the right. Changes appear immediately. Longer content continues onto new A5 pages instead of shrinking into unreadable type. On a phone, switch to a single-page view.

5. Check, save and add a picture

Check names, dates, places and dialogue. Add multiple photos, choose or remove a drawing, and adjust placement, text wrapping or photo notes in the page preview. Save status distinguishes cloud success, offline drafts and failures.

6. Keep a copy of your own

Books, originals and materials are currently saved in this browser. Accounts do not sync books to the cloud. Download a full backup before changing devices or clearing browser data, then restore it on the new device. Choose A5 for printing or PDF.

How invitation membership time works

One month is 30 days. Higher levels run first while lower levels keep their remaining time; equal levels add up. Two months each at levels 2 and 1 means 60 days at level 2, then 60 days at level 1. Two invitations with 100 credits each separately add up to 200 credits.

Ads and membership

Membership names, prices and paid subscriptions have not been set. Invitations can grant a level and finite time. Any active level can hide public-page ads; ads return when all time runs out. Everyone chooses their own privacy consent, regardless of membership.