– AI analyzes product information to automatically generate draft stories for crowdfunding projects… 80% of drafts are used
– From story writing to expanding notification sign-ups and project management… WAi supports everything from preparation to success strategies
– Since the service overhaul, WAi sessions have increased by 15% and the number of creators using the service has risen by 13%… Creators are making greater use of the platform
Wadiz(CEO Shin Hye-seong, www.wadiz.kr) announced the launch of “Story Generation AI,” a new feature for “WAi,” an AI agent that helps creators write stories for their funding projects.
The Story Generation AI is a feature where, once a creator enters a product’s features and key information, WAi automatically generates a story draft tailored to the “ Wadiz ” project based on that input. It was designed to ease the burden on creators who are not accustomed to writing or who find it difficult to restructure existing product detail pages into the project format.
It’s also easy to use. Simply click the “Create a Draft with Story Generation AI” button on the “Create a Project” screen on your PC to start using the feature right away. For example, if a maker is developing a pair of glasses designed for a lightweight feel and answers questions about the product’s key features and target audience, WAi analyzes this information and suggests a draft story that begins with an opening line such as, “For those of you tired of wearing heavy glasses every day.” The maker can then refine this draft to match the product’s characteristics and use it to create their project page.
WadizLast April, the company completely revamped its project management environment, centered around the AI agent “WAi” and the integrated workspace “Maker Home.” While the previous version of WAi focused on suggesting next steps in the project management process—such as expanding notification subscriptions, reviewing traffic channels, and formulating operational strategies—the new story-generating AI has expanded its scope to include content creation during the early stages of project launch. The goal is to help creators turn their ideas into funded projects more easily and quickly.
WAi usage is steadily increasing. The number of sessions involving actual conversations with creators has risen by about 15% compared to last April, immediately following the service overhaul, and the number of creators who actually used WAi has increased by about 13% over the same period. This indicates that an increasing number of creators are using WAi repeatedly throughout the project preparation and operation phases, moving beyond one-time inquiries.
The initial adoption rate of the story-generation AI also proved to be high. Since the feature’s launch last June, approximately 80% of the drafts generated were used to create actual project pages. Analysis suggests that creators are effectively reducing the time and effort required for initial content creation by modifying and refining the AI-generated drafts.
Wadiz An official stated, “There are makers who hesitate to start a project because they feel overwhelmed by the task of crafting a story, even when they have a good idea,” adding, “We will continue to provide support so that more makers can easily and quickly turn their ideas into projects using story-generation AI, and so that they can leverage WAi’s data-driven guidance even after launch to achieve actual funding results and growth.”
