A safe harbour for your novel.

Ask Loremaster, not a blank chatbot

Ask what a character knows, where a detail first appears, or what changed between chapters. Loremaster searches across the manuscript, favours later material where a long book needs prioritising, and gives every answer with the passages it used.

• Answers are grounded in your manuscript, with sources you can open
• Built to answer questions, not to draft, continue, or rewrite your prose
• A focused research companion inside the Inspector

A guide that lives inside the studio

Harbor Guide is a real, read-only example project: open its binder, inspect its world, and see the writing workflow in context before you start your own. It follows the app language, so its structure stays familiar wherever you write.

• A working example of binder, Lore, resources, and compile settings
• Safe to explore — it cannot be changed or accidentally backed up
• A practical starting point instead of an empty screen

Story Intelligence: scans, consistency checks, and Loremaster

Character Catcher and Lore Catcher scan what you've already written and propose character sheets, world entries, and a red/amber/green consistency check — catching a hair colour that quietly changed three chapters ago. Loremaster lets you ask factual questions about the manuscript and shows the passages it used. Nothing is added until you approve it, and every account has a hard monthly usage cap. No BYO-key hoops, no surprise bills.

• Extraction only — never generates plot or prose
• Consistency flags with a plain-language explanation
• Capped usage included, not metered per word
• Loremaster answers questions about your manuscript with linked source passages — it is a research assistant, never a co-writer.

Distraction-free writing

Per-document type formatting, multiple writing-room themes, and a focus mode that fades everything but the page.