Storywright¶
Storywright is an AI writing workbench for fiction. You plan your story scene by scene, define characters and world details, and let the AI generate each scene with full awareness of everything that came before — characters, world facts, memories from earlier scenes, and the current state of every entity.
The AI does the drafting. You stay in control.
What makes it different¶
- The AI remembers your story. Characters, locations, plot threads, and world rules carry forward automatically across every scene.
- You plan before you write. The AI generates a scene-by-scene outline first. You review and edit the structure before any prose is written.
- Three layers of world-building. Character cards, world lorebooks, and story-specific lore all merge into the AI's context — triggered by keywords so only relevant details are included.
- Revise, don't regenerate. Tell the AI what to fix ("add more tension", "rewrite the dialogue") and it revises in place. Every change has undo.
- Try it free. Start writing immediately in demo mode — no account needed. Or bring your own API key from Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, NanoGPT, or a local model.
Get started¶
→ Quick Start — generate your first scene in 5 minutes
Guides¶
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Quick Start | Set up and write your first scene |
| Writing Your Story | Planning, generating, revising, and exporting |
| Characters & Worlds | Character cards, worlds, and lorebooks |
| How the AI Remembers | Events, world state, and quality checks |
| Choosing a Model | Which AI models to use and what they cost |
| Settings | Providers, content level, and preferences |
| FAQ & Troubleshooting | Common issues and answers |