Editable project
JSON includes every screen, image, quiz and connection. Keep a backup or continue editing in another browser.
Turn your ideas into stories people can explore.
Build beautiful branching scenarios with decisions, images, quizzes and meaningful outcomes. Connect the dots. Press play. Make learning an adventure.
Four complete, editable journeys. Make one your own.
Drag a card to move it. Drag the dotted background to pan. Arrow keys move a focused card. Click a choice dot, then a screen to connect.
Preview uses a snapshot of your latest edits. Back restores the previous score. Repeated paths can earn points again, with a 100-transition limit.
Settings travel with your exported scenario.
Scores are practice feedback, not certification. Different routes may offer different totals. Set a target that makes sense for your learning goal.
For experienced authors. Load the current project, edit the structured data, then apply. Images are embedded data strings; keep them intact. Applying JSON keeps the current project identity and can be undone.
Explore choices with their actual score gates to find blocked routes and compare ending scores. This is a bounded structural check, not a review of the learning content.
JSON includes every screen, image, quiz and connection. Keep a backup or continue editing in another browser.
A standalone learner experience with embedded scenario data. Upload the extracted folder to your website. No account or API needed.
Share an editable text outline with reviewers, or export the visual map as an SVG diagram.
The published player runs locally in the learner’s browser. It does not collect responses, report to an LMS, or provide SCORM tracking.
Saved in this browser using IndexedDB. Export JSON backups: clearing browser data can remove projects. Imports create a new copy.
Practice difficult conversations. Make training memorable. Explore consequences safely. Build a quiz that tells a story.
Offer realistic alternatives. Explain consequences with feedback, then let the next screen carry the story forward.
Use a clear goal, a manageable number of options and endings that explain what happened and what to try next.
Begin with one decision and two outcomes. Preview early, test every route, then add images, quizzes and score gates.