Build the world first, then write what happens in it
Cultures, places, factions, magic systems and timelines, each with its own sheet, living beside the text that uses them. Define an entity once and the editor recognises it wherever it appears: in the saga, in the campaign, in next year's sequel.
Your setting is not a folder of loose notes
Entities with sheets, highlighted in the text, ready for the table or the manuscript.
Every piece of the world has a sheet
Cultures, places, factions, magic systems and timelines with their own profiles, organised in the project tree instead of scattered across documents that stop agreeing with each other.
The text knows your world
Define an entity once and the editor marks it wherever it appears, with its sheet one click away — the fastest way to catch the scene that contradicts the canon.
Take it to the table
NPCs, factions and places at hand on your phone or tablet, offline, mid-session. The notes of every game live in the same project, and player handouts export to PDF.
The story lives where the world does
When it's time to write — the novel, the campaign journal, the next arc — the manuscript sits beside the sheets it draws from, and exports to PDF, EPUB or DOCX.
The world doesn't start empty either
The epic fantasy template opens the project with the world already laid out in folders, and there are over twenty other structures if you'd rather start from the story.
Worldbuilding
Geography, cultures, history and languages, each a folder ready to fill in.
Magic system
Rules, costs and practitioners: the three questions every system has to answer.
Story arc
Main quest, subquests and prophecies, so the world doesn't end up a museum.
Characters
Heroes, villains, mentors and allies, as notes with their full profiles.
Questions from worldbuilders
Can I use it just for the world, without writing a novel?
Yes. A project can be nothing but the world bible: sheets, folders and notes. The free-form template opens empty, and the manuscript can wait as long as it needs to.
Does it work for RPG campaigns?
For preparing and running them from the GM's side, yes: the world, the NPCs and the session notes in one project, offline on your phone at the table. It's not a virtual tabletop — no dice rolls, no battle maps: it's where the campaign gets written.
Does it work offline?
Yes. It's a desktop and mobile app, not a website. Sync is optional, and anything you write without a connection uploads once you're back online.
What are you writing?
Same app. Each path shows you only what you need.
- Novels
- Worldbuilding
- Students
- Research
- Screenwriting
- Technical docs
Start the world bible
Everything free during the beta. And offline writing, free forever.