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The characters the AI never contradicts — each one is a design lock.
No character selected. Pick one from the list, click + New character, or use ✨ Generate to draft with AI.
Connect your story to the shared Living World — work through the stages below, starting at Anchor.
1 Pick your place & timeWorld anchor
Choose where and when your story happens. The studio then shows you that world exactly as it is at that moment — its places, people, and history.Pin this story to a place and Peace Year. The engine shows the world as of that moment — canon, events, inventory, and the house style all follow the anchor.
2 Invent local flavorWeave the setting
The Loom generates grounded detail for your anchor — cuisine, customs, landmarks, local brands — that never contradicts established canon. You curate every element before it touches your story.
3 Story factsStory facts — curate & propose
Everything your story holds true lives here — ideas the Loom wove plus facts you add yourself. Keep what fits, discard what doesn't. Ticked ideas are also suggested to the shared world — small local color is accepted automatically; bigger claims wait for a human reviewer.One list for every story-local truth: Loom-generated elements and your own facts. Accepted entries join this story immediately (candidate canon — usable right away, and the Warden respects them). Entries marked propose go to the Narrorift Conclave: small local color auto-approves; bigger claims wait for a human Lorekeeper.
+ Add a fact yourself
Nothing woven yet — set an anchor and generate.
3 PlacesScenes
The places your story happens in. Each place remembers how it looks so your panels stay consistent.Environment bibles: each scene anchors continuity (mood, culture, visual bible, locked facts) across panels. World-anchored projects inherit their place grounding from the anchor in step 1.
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Pick a scene, or click + New scene to add one. Scenes anchor environment continuity across panels.
4 Groups & uniformsOrganizations & uniforms
The groups in your story — police, guilds, schools. Each keeps one shared uniform so members match in every panel.Organizations are world elements: each belongs to a place and defines a uniform canon its members share. Anchored projects browse and adopt organizations that already exist in canon instead of re-inventing them.
No organization selected
Pick an organization to edit, or click + New organization. Each defines a uniform canon recurring characters share.
5 Share your characters with the worldWorld characters
Registered characters become citizens of the shared world — with a people, a birth year, and your choice of whether other authors may borrow them. A human reviews every registration.Register cast to the shared world: they get a race, a birth year (the Lifespan Engine enforces hard caps — Human 120), and a borrow policy. Registration is human-reviewed. Borrowable characters other authors released appear below.
Open a project to load its cast.
Talk to the Muse — it checks your story, asks about anything undecided, then draws. Accept locks details into canon; Retry teaches it.
No panel yet
Describe your scene and press Create panel — the studio checks your story, locks the look, and draws it.Describe the scene and press Create panel, or use a saved prompt from the disclosure below. The scene chip shows how many environmental details are locked.
Behind the panel
Prompt packet — what the artist AI was told
Saved prompts — generate from a stored packet
Every panel you generate, filed by chapter — reusable across this story's chapters. Downloads carry a watermark.
Assemble panels into B5 pages — layouts, balloons, lettering.
B5 · 1240×1748
Pages in this story
Assemble pages into a chapter and send it to Narrorift — the preflight tells you what's missing.