From a rough idea to a premise
Most ideas start as a place or a trope rather than a plot: two people stuck in a small space, a second chance ten years late, a rival who turns up at the wrong moment. Type it as it comes, even half a sentence, or press Surprise me for a fresh premise. Then the generator asks up to three questions that make it specific: who the two people are, what keeps them apart and where the story should leave them.
Thirty-six more if you want to browse
The prompts page lists 36 spicy story ideas in six groups, from holiday flings and coffee-break meetings to rivals and second chances. Copy one into the box, change the names and answer the questions to make it yours. No Writer is selected here so the premise reads in a plain voice, but you can switch to Spicy, Pyra or Onyx before you start. The story is written in the full writing app on a free account.