Story Bible
You explain your world once.
A chatbot starts every conversation from zero and next week it will again not know who died in chapter five. Vellam remembers your characters, your world rules and your intent, so you get notes on your book instead of advice about writing in general.
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Gustave Doré, Don Quixote, 1863 - Marek Wiśniewski, protagonist
- Magic Rules: World of Voru
- Authorial Intent
An analysis that knows what you are writing
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Characters the analysis understands
Who they are, what they want, what they carry. A note about your heroine accounts for the heroine you wrote, not heroines in general.
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World rules nobody mistakes for errors
Magic drains its user, technology has limits, society has rules. Vellam knows them and does not flag them as inconsistencies.
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Author intent
Not every inconsistency is a mistake. You mark what is deliberate and the analysis stops arguing about it in every chapter.
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Józef Chełmoński, Indian Summer, 1875