Can you recommend an app to tell story?

Definitely. 'Final Fantasy Brave Exvius' is a very popular mobile app game that tells a story. It has a rich and complex storyline set in the Final Fantasy universe. You assemble a team of characters and go on quests as the story progresses. 'Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross]' is also well - liked. It combines characters from Disney and Final Fantasy and has a deep story about light and dark, friendship, and the fight against evil. Then there's 'Bully: Anniversary Edition' for mobile. It tells the story of a misfit student at a boarding school, dealing with bullies, making friends, and getting into all sorts of adventures.

Ulysses is an app that many writers like. It has a clean and distraction - free interface. It offers a powerful text editor with features like markdown support. This app is great for those who want to focus solely on the writing and not be distracted by a lot of bells and whistles, and it helps you keep your story organized as you write.

Some apps do, but it depends on the specific app and its settings.

Sometimes it does. Some apps have a notification feature that alerts you if you take a screenshot of a story.

One great app is 'Storyist'. It has a simple and intuitive interface that allows you to easily organize your thoughts. You can create chapters, scenes, and characters effortlessly. It also offers useful templates to get you started. Another option is 'Scrivener'. It's known for its powerful outlining and research features, which are very helpful when writing a story. You can keep all your research materials and drafts in one place.

One app you could try is Canva. It has a wide variety of templates that can be used for laying out a written story. You can easily add text, images, and adjust the layout to make your story look visually appealing.

Some apps do have that feature and will notify the sender or the platform. But not all apps are the same.

App games can use cutscenes. For example, in 'Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius', cutscenes are used to show important story moments, like when new characters are introduced or when there's a major plot twist. Another way is through in - game dialogue. In 'Stardew Valley', talking to the villagers reveals bits of the story and the lore of the town.

Yes, many apps offer the feature to schedule stories. It depends on the specific app you're using.

Goodreads is also great. Besides being a platform for rating and reviewing books, it has an app that allows you to read e - books. It often provides book summaries and reviews from other readers, which can help you decide whether a novel is worth reading or not.