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Anyone Can Build an Interactive Scenario

Any registered user can build interactive language scenarios in Sparrway, not just professional authors. AI helps you shape the story, and the visual editor puts it together without a line of code.

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AI assistant

AI Builds the First Version. You Stay the Author.

AI takes care of the first version of the scenario. You stay the author of the story.

When you start a new scenario, AI proposes the structure, the communication goal, the characters, the dialogue stages, the response options and the story-based mini-games. Everything it suggests can be rewritten, replaced or removed.

AI helps you create

Scenario structure and communication goals

Characters, their roles and their reactions

Dialogues, response options and story-based mini-games

AI never does

Write the scenario instead of you

Publish anything without your approval

Go outside the situation you designed

AI in the editor

AI-Assisted Scenario Creation

AI helps creators build interactive scenarios while staying within the structure of Sparrway. Each scenario can define the situation, NPC role, communication goals, dialogue logic and possible reactions, turning AI-generated content into a structured interactive experience.

Define the Context

Set the situation, NPC role and communication goal.

Build the Interaction

Create dialogue choices, branches and NPC reactions.

Generate with AI

Use AI to help create and expand structured scenario content.

Visual editor

Assemble the Story From Logical Blocks

A scenario is assembled from logical blocks. No programming and no writing experience required.

You describe the situation, add characters, build the dialogue stage by stage and decide how the story branches. Every block can be edited, duplicated or reordered at any moment.

  • Situation and communication goal
  • Action IDs and Learning Outcomes
  • Characters, roles and locations
  • Mini-games tied to the scene
  • Dialogue stages and branching
  • Success criteria of the scene
  • User responses and reactions

Scenario setup

Language. Level. Situation.

Before the first line of dialogue you decide who the scenario is for and how demanding it should be. The vocabulary, the pace and the reactions of the characters all follow that choice.

What you set up

  • Language of the scenario
  • Level from A1 to C2
  • Real-life situation and location
  • Communication goal of the scene
  • Characters and their roles
  • Tone and formality of speech
  • Number of stages and branches
  • Success criteria and outcomes

Who it is for

Create for Yourself or for the People You Choose

A scenario does not have to be published. Most of them stay inside a small circle, and that is a full way to use Sparrway.

Just for Yourself

Practise privately. The scenario stays visible only to you, and you can rebuild it as many times as you need.

Family and Friends

Share a story by link or by code. The people you invite open it in the app without any public listing.

Your Class or Team

Assign a scenario to a group of learners or colleagues and see how they handle the situation.

Your Community

Open the scenario to a wider circle, such as a school, a club or a company, without publishing it to the Marketplace.

Access Every scenario carries its own access level: private, by link, by code, for a group, for a school, for a company or public. You can change it at any time. Only the last step, publication, goes through moderation.

From idea to publication

From an Idea to a Published Scenario

STEP 1

Describe the Idea

Choose the situation, the language and the level, and say what the learner should be able to do by the end.

STEP 2

Generate With AI

AI proposes the structure, the characters, the dialogue stages and the response options.

STEP 3

Assemble in the Editor

Rearrange the blocks, rewrite the lines and add branches until the conversation feels real.

STEP 4

Test the Conversation

Play the scenario yourself and check every branch before anyone else sees it.

STEP 5

Submit for Moderation

Scenarios that go public are reviewed for quality, safety and language accuracy.

STEP 6

Publish and Grow

Continue through the Creator Program, build a portfolio and prepare your work for the Marketplace.

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Examples

See What a Finished Scenario Looks Like

This is how a finished scenario looks from the learner's side: a real situation, a clear communication task, and characters who react to what was actually said.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions About Creating Scenarios

No. Any user will be able to create a private scenario. AI proposes the structure and the dialogues, and you decide what stays in the story.

Yes. A scenario can stay private or be shared by link, code, group, school or company. You can change its access level at any time, and only public publication requires moderation.

No. AI helps shape the structure, characters and dialogues, while the visual editor lets you build branching paths from logical blocks without writing code.

The scenario remains your work. Detailed publication and licensing terms for public and Marketplace scenarios will be announced before launch.

Moderation applies only when you submit a scenario for public publication. The team reviews its quality, safety and language accuracy before it goes live.

The editor is coming soon. An exact launch date has not been announced yet; join the waitlist to receive availability updates.

Ready to Start Creating?

The editor and the AI assistant are coming soon. Join the waitlist to be among the first to turn an idea into an interactive scenario.

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