Romance Story Writer for AI Interactive Romance App (US Market)

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We're building Karamel, an AI-powered interactive romance app for women in the US (ages 25-35). Players step into a romance story and have real conversations with AI characters. The AI continues the story dynamically based on player choices.

We're looking for a story designer to create the foundation that the AI builds on. This is NOT writing a full novel. You're crafting the world, characters, and opening hook that sets the stage.

What you'll create (via our simple web editor, no coding required):

World/setting description, character profiles, opening narration, player setup, story description, and story tags.

Who we're looking for:

Native English speaker based in the US with a deep familiarity with romance tropes popular with women 25-35 (CEO, bad boy, enemies-to-lovers, fantasy royalty, etc.). You understand what makes a romance feel immersive and emotionally engaging. Bonus if you're a fan of interactive fiction apps like Choices, Episode, or Wattpad.

Project scope:

Starting with 5 stories as a paid trial, with ongoing work available for the right person.

To apply, please include a short writing sample (romance preferred) and your favorite romance trope and why.

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