About Fablia

Why was Fablia created?

At Fablia, we are passionate about stories. For Simon, it's books. Paul is more into video games. As for Marin, he prefers cinema. Maybe for you, it's manga or role-playing games. But all these media face the same limitation: we always experience the same story.

Some have tried to push this limit with more and more branching paths and narrative arcs. But no matter how much we explore the story, the illusion eventually fades, and choices remain inevitably limited. Or at least, they used to be.

Because at Fablia, we have another passion: Artificial Intelligence.

So when, in 2020, models capable of generating text and images emerged, we rushed to test them. Alongside other passionate students (Théo Brochard, Isabelle Massinon, and Thomas Leprêtre), without really knowing where we were heading, we designed an investigation game that allowed players to freely interact with characters. As we played and engaged in discussions, we felt something unique: the sensation of truly living the story.

It is to allow everyone to discover this wonderful feeling, just as we did, that we created Fablia.

Our Mission

We believe in the real value of AI in creative experiences. While it is often portrayed as a threat to artists, we are convinced that it is, on the contrary, an opportunity. AI paves the way for a new symbiotic form of creation between humans and machines, accessible to everyone. With Fablia, we dedicate all our energy to supporting this movement.

We enable creators to define the context, characters, and goal of their story, and we let AI interpret it alongside the player. To achieve this, we have developed a unique interactive storytelling tool, available for free. We work every day to make it more accessible and richer in possibilities, so that creators are limited only by their imagination.