Novel writing software that tracks characters, timelines, and world rules, and catches continuity errors before readers do
Takeaway taste, kitchen prices
Stage
Startup
Startup
Founded
2025
2026
Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free: editor with one project and starter AI credits. Quill: $8/month with unlimited projects, full editor, World and Planner, no AI. Storyteller: $15/month with continuity checker and monthly AI allowance. Saga: $29/month with higher AI limit for daily drafting and series work.
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Key features
Continuity checker that identifies contradictions with both passages quoted
Plot hole checker
Planner with chapter cards showing intended story purpose
Shows how story changes ripple through manuscript
Free editor with no account or card required
Local-first with manuscript stored on user's machine
AI-generated prose for scenes as beat sheets requiring approval
Hand-editable character and world entries that become canon
99 copycat recipes from 35 chains
Recipes scale from 1X to 8X with ingredient density conversion
Measurements in both US cups and metric
Cost calculations comparing home preparation to menu prices
Monthly price tracking across 33 chains in 11 countries
39 topic guides on cooking techniques and chain food methods
Equipment limitations and constraints disclosed per recipe
Price alerts by email when chain menus change
Complete methods with ingredient lists and process explanations
Collections of recipes organized by cooking session and use case
What makes it different
Automatically reads manuscript to populate character, place, and object tracking rather than requiring manual form entry
Only checks for continuity when you request it, never running in background while typing
Shows both conflicting passages side by side for every continuity issue found
Director Mode ensures AI-drafted scenes don't contradict character knowledge before prose is written
Manuscript never leaves your machine or used for AI training
Each recipe explicitly states equipment constraints and where home kitchens cannot reproduce commercial processes
Ingredient-specific density conversion between cups and metric rather than flat conversion
Costs calculated on supermarket own-brand pricing for actual quantities used, not pack sizes
Recipes verified mechanically and with dated evidence of testing or comparison
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