GetPlotted has a full suite of interactive creativity tools to help you come up with compelling plots for your stories!
You can create fast random 'plot points' (such as found on the 'plot point of the day', on the main page). There are tens of thousands of these turning points that can help trigger lateral thoughts and plot ideas in your consciousness.
There are hundreds of thousands of locations available too (like the 'location of the day' on the main page) - exotic locations can spur you on to superb levels of creativity - it's no coincidence the James Bond novels are set in far away places!
Characters can be the very devil to create when you are a new author. Originality can seem unacheivable. Now you can get a head start on other writers by automatically generating the outline for literally billions of characters with a single click of the mouse. The 'Character of the day' on the main page is the 'short form' of these generated characters - the dedicated character page has far more detail, all of which you can change manually, or item by item by simply clicking until you have the perfect character for your book.
What if you could combine 2 best sellers and see what it would look like? Click the 'What If' button and see over 60,000 random combinations of best selling novels and films. If THAT doesn't spur your novelistic creativity, what will?!
Even the most creative writer can sometimes get stuck for a name, either for a character or a location. This can be a particular problem when writing fantasy or sci-fi novels. Don't panic though, just click the button and GetPlotted will generate a made up word just for you! There are tens of millions of possibilities in the database, all just waiting for you to use them!
And finally, the absolutely unique 'PlotFactory'. This incredible software actually generates entire plot outlines in various genres (crime and romance are up and running, we are working on integrating the other genres as fast as we can - it's a big job integrating software this clever!). Simply click to get a randomly generated plot. There are BILLIONS of them online, so you shouldn't ever see the same one twice!
