Features
Craftome is built around one idea: a story’s world has laws, and writing with them in front of you beats writing around them. Everything below serves that.
World bible
Entities, relations and hard rules in one place — the canonical record of what is true in your world, not a folder of notes.
Canon rules
State the laws of your world once. They ride into every generation, and the drafting prompt is built to respect them.
Grounded drafts
Chapter generation retrieves the entities, rules and synopses that matter to the scene first — the draft is written against your canon, not around it.
Canon proposals
After a chapter saves, the studio proposes the state changes it implied. You review, edit or reject each one — the bible only changes when you say so.
Chat with your world
Ask about a faction, a timeline, a loose thread. The chat is grounded in the same bible, so the answer cites what is actually written.
Inline refine
Grammar, expand, condense and tone — applied to a selection inside the editor, budgeted against your plan like any other generation.
Review queue
Proposals land in a queue with the diff in front of you. Approve to promote an idea to canon; reject and nothing moves.
A real editor
Multi-volume chapters, word targets and a Tiptap editor that streams drafts straight into the document as the model writes.