SparkLore vs TypeTak: What's Different (2026)
TypeTak — 'The AI editor for your story and world' — chat builds a world graph and an agent drafts. A Korean tool that calls itself 'Korea's only AI writing tool'.
SparkLore — The AI writing studio that gets your novel, web serial and screenplay finished. The story bible remembers, episodes hit their length, and prose converts to script.
The world-graph-plus-agent direction is the closest to SparkLore. The difference is verifiability — TypeTak's prices, export and script support cannot be confirmed from public materials and there are no reviews. SparkLore publishes prices, credit units and export formats. Both are young products.
Quick facts
- TypeTak
- Free / Pro / Max. The pricing page shows no amounts; the company blog mentions '₩16,000/mo'. Max is 5x the Pro limit with one month of rollover. Up to 25% off on annual billing.
- SparkLore
- from $9.99/mo · 30 free credits (about 3,000 words)
- Official site
- www.typetak.com/koWeb-novel writers who want a world graph and an agent to draft from it
Feature comparison
- Yes
- Partial
- No
- Unverified
| Feature | SparkLore | TypeTak |
|---|---|---|
| Writing & memory | ||
| Story bible | Yes | Yes |
| Long-series memory | Yes | Partial |
| Web-novel episode mode | Yes | Unverified |
| Script & format | ||
| Korean drama script format | Yes | Unverified |
| US screenplay format | Yes | Unverified |
| Novel-to-script conversion | Yes | Unverified |
| Export | ||
| Fountain / FDX export | YesFountain and FDX export; EPUB too | Unverified |
| DOCX export | Yes | Unverified |
| HWP compatibility | PartialHWP-compatible DOCX layout; no native .hwp yet | Unverified |
| Korean market | ||
| Korean UI | Yes | Yes |
| KRW pricing | Yes | PartialKorean billing, amounts not shown |
| Billing | ||
| Transparent usage pricing | Yes1 credit ≈ 100 words | PartialMultipliers only |
| Bring your own key | No | Unverified |
| Free plan | Yes | YesPeriodically renewed quota |
| Platform | ||
| Collaboration | No | Unverified |
| Mobile app | NoWorks in mobile browsers; no native app | Unverified |
| Offline | No | Unverified |
| Trust | ||
| No training on manuscripts | Yes | Unverified |
Pricing comparison
Competitor prices are shown in the currency of their official pricing page; tax and app-store prices may differ. A dash (—) means not applicable or unverified.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per month) |
|---|---|---|
Free Renewing AI quota | Free | — |
Pro Blog figure; page shows no amount | ₩16,000/mo | — |
Max 5x Pro quota, rollover | — | — |
| Plan | Monthly | credits/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly subscriptions | ||
Spark For hobby writers · Projects 3 | $9.99/mo | 300 |
Author For serial and novel writers · Projects Unlimited | $22/mo | 1,200 |
Studio For prolific authors and teams · Projects Unlimited | $44/mo | 3,000 |
| Credit packs (no subscription) | ||
300 Credits valid 90 days, no auto-renewal | $7.99 one-time | 300 |
1,500 Credits valid 90 days, no auto-renewal | $29 one-time | 1,500 |
30 free credits (about 3,000 words) · 1 credit ≈ 100 English words. Subscription credits refill monthly and unused credits do not roll over.
Who it's for
Pick TypeTak if
- People who want to organise settings by chatting
- Writers curious about a plan-then-draft agent flow
- Power users who want to automate repeat tasks with skills
Pick SparkLore if
- Anyone who wants to know prices and credit units up front
- Writers who need episode length, script conversion and export
- People who want Korean refund rules
Honest verdict
The world-graph-plus-agent direction is the closest to SparkLore. The difference is verifiability — TypeTak's prices, export and script support cannot be confirmed from public materials and there are no reviews. SparkLore publishes prices, credit units and export formats. Both are young products.
TypeTak
Strengths
- World graph — chat organises settings into relations, overview and secrets
- An agent that drafts from an approved plan, with editing sub-agents and reusable 'skills'
- Register a writing style and get drafts in it; six-category feedback scores
- Rollover of unused quota and model settings on Max
Weaknesses
- No actual prices on the pricing page — visible only after signup in subscription settings
- Refund only within 7 days of first payment and void if any AI feature was used
- Episode formats, HWP/DOCX export, script format, collaboration and a mobile app are all unverified
- No independent reviews found; blog dormant since September 2025
SparkLore
Strengths
- The story bible is injected into every generation and flags character and setting conflicts across long series
- Web-novel episode mode — the editor knows per-platform length targets and where to cut
- Novel → Korean drama script (S#) or US screenplay conversion, with Fountain, FDX, DOCX, EPUB and HWP-compatible export
- KRW and USD pricing, Korean and English UI, and a published words-per-credit rate
- A no-training-on-manuscripts commitment written into the terms
Weaknesses
- Launched in 2026 — the community and review footprint are still small
- No native mobile app, offline mode or real-time collaboration yet
- No bring-your-own-key and no proprietary fine-tuned model
- Few plugins and third-party integrations
FAQ
How much does TypeTak cost?
The pricing page shows no amounts and points to subscription settings. The only public number is '₩16,000/mo' for extended AI features in the company blog (April 2025).
Can TypeTak write scripts or export HWP?
The guide has an import section only; HWP/DOCX export and a screenplay format mode are unverified.
What is TypeTak's refund policy?
Refunds within 7 days of first payment, but excluded if any AI feature was used; discounted products are partially refundable only.
Last verified
Sources
- www.typetak.com/ko/guide/plans
- www.typetak.com/ko/blog/webnovel_program
- www.typetak.com/ko/guide/agent
- app.typetak.com/terms
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30 free credits (about 3,000 words) on signup. No card required.