Fantasy Writer · Your world. Your words.

Write your fantasy book with AI grounded in your lore.

Keep your characters, worldbuilding and chapters together. Get AI assistance that draws on your lore, while you stay in control of the story.

Free plan. No expiry. Export on every plan.

Your story, imagined. A cinematic dragon flight, with real editor components and fictional content.

One rule. A hundred consequences.

Your world has rules.
Your next chapter should remember them.

A lantern that only glows near running water. A character who cannot cross a border. The detail you established three chapters ago. Keep that context close as your story grows.

In your lore

“The silver lantern glows only near running water.”

In your draft

“In the dry desert, her lantern blazed.”

A detail worth questioning. A change only you can decide.

Fictional example. AI suggestions need your review.

The story behind the sentence

A dragon is a beginning.
Make it your dragon.

The scars. The loyalties. The rules of magic. Give your world details that matter, then bring that context into your writing.

Kael riding the copper dragon Ashwing toward a mountain citadel at dawn.
The Siege of Dawn · An imagined world

Character · In your lore

Kael

He wears his father’s bronze armour. He has sworn to defend the mountain gates, even against his own brother.

A motivation that gives the action meaning.

What that could mean on the page

He flew toward the fortress.

“His father’s armour weighed against his ribs. Somewhere beyond those walls, his brother was waiting. Kael turned Ashwing toward the gates anyway.”

Family, loyalty and a promise — carried into the scene.

Your lore gives AI context. You decide what belongs in the book.

Illustrative writing examples, not live AI results or product screenshots. Review features vary by plan.

Build your world

Let your lore inform the next line.

This illustrative walkthrough shows how relevant lore can inform a draft and help surface a contradiction. It uses fictional sample content, not a live AI response. Review tools and model access vary by plan.

The wind died. Serin closed her right eye and aimed with her left, the arrow steady on the gate.

retrieving across 428 lore entries · 3 hops

Serin Vale0.94
characters

Lost her left eye at the Siege of Talor. Wears a plain leather patch; sights with her right.

Siege of Talor0.68
historyvia graph

Three weeks under Ember banners. Ended when the east gate fell — and with it, half of Serin's company.

The Ember Accord0.51
factionsvia graph

Signed in the ruin of Talor. Its terms are why Serin no longer answers to the Watch.

Your lore says Serin lost her left eye at the Siege of Talor.

The wind died. Serin sighted along the shaft with her right eye, the leather patch cold against her cheek, and held until the gate stopped moving.

A draft line reading “Serin closed her right eye and aimed with her left” is checked against three retrieved lore entries — Serin Vale, the Siege of Talor and the Ember Accord, the last two reached by graph traversal. Fantasy Writer reports a continuity issue, because the lore records that Serin lost her left eye at the Siege of Talor, and rewrites the line so that she sights with her right eye.

You decide what becomes part of your story. Keep writing in the editor, and export your manuscript as EPUB, print PDF or Markdown when you are ready.

More than a place
to put the words.

A document is a great place to draft. A chat can help you explore an idea. Fantasy Writer brings the book and its world into one writing workspace.

  • Lore alongside chapters. Keep characters, places and world rules with the book they belong to.
  • Assistance with context. Let your saved lore inform suggestions, then decide what to keep.
  • A manuscript you can take with you. Export as EPUB, print PDF or Markdown on every plan.

Start with a character and a chapter.

The free plan includes 1 book, 25 lore entries and 150K AI tokens per month. Input and output both use tokens; unused allowance does not roll over.

Free

US$0/mo

Explore your first world

  • 1 book · 25 lore entries
  • 150K AI tokens / month
  • Publish to the public library
  • EPUB + print export
  • Lore retrieval: 5 entries, 1 hop
Start free

Journeyman

US$15/mo

For an active fantasy novel

  • 3 books · 150 lore entries
  • 500K AI tokens / month
  • Best for Prose and Best for Accuracy models
  • Publisher's Pass copyedit
  • Lore retrieval: 12 entries, 2 hops
Choose Journeyman

Master Scribe

US$39/mo

For series, deep lore and premium AI

  • Unlimited books & lore
  • 2M AI tokens / month
  • Ultra models — plus frontier models on your own key
  • Full Publisher's Pass + lore consistency
  • Lore retrieval: 20 entries, 3 hops
Choose Master Scribe

Everything, side by side.

Feature comparison across all plans
FeatureFreeJourneymanMaster Scribe
Books13Unlimited
Lore entries25150Unlimited
AI tokens per monthInput and output combined. Unused allowance does not roll over.150K500K2M
Lore retrieved per requestHow many entries the AI can pull in before it writes a line.5 entries12 entries20 entries
Graph traversal depthFollowing links between entries — how a mention of a city reaches the war that razed it.1 hop2 hops3 hops
Longest single AI response2,048 tokens4,096 tokens8,192 tokens
ModelsFastBest for Prose · Best for AccuracyUltra · Ultra Prose
Manuscript auditWhole-book consistency pass, not just the open chapter.——Yes
Beta reader invites013
Co-author invites013
EPUB + print exportOn every plan, including free. Your work is portable or it is not yours.YesYesYes
Publish to the libraryYesYesYes
Bring your own API keyBilled by your provider, not by us, and it does not touch your allowance.——Yes

Need help deciding? Read the pricing FAQs, including how Fantasy Writer differs from using ChatGPT or Claude.