Find the contradictions your readers would have found.

Character facts, timeline logic, numbers, plot state, worldbuilding and voice/POV — checked across your whole manuscript.

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Approve your book and series canon once — characters, relationships, locations, objects, events, and world rules — and every new manuscript and revision is automatically checked against it, with contradictions flagged as canon conflicts alongside your other findings.

See your manuscript's events in story order, including in-story dates where stated.

Tracks open questions, goals and conflicts across chapters, flagged as Resolved, Open or Stalled.

Tracks character relationships across your manuscript.

Tense consistency, name-spelling variants, and repeated phrases — flagged automatically.

Dialogue-to-narration ratio, chapter length, sentence length, and estimated reading time per chapter.

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Character Tracking

Physical descriptions, ages and relationships, including explicit disambiguations — two characters sharing a surname stay marked "no relation".

Timeline & Sequential Logic

Stated dates, durations and chronological order, strictly filtering out subjective internal monologue so only hard facts are compared.

Numeric & Factual Precision

Counted objects, timer sequences that catch countdown discrepancies, and case details that must stay exact from chapter to chapter.

Plot State & Physical Logic

Persistent injuries and medical conditions, dropped props and evidence, and organisational succession after a character leaves.

Worldbuilding & Lore Integrity

Magic rules, period accuracy, procedural details, technology limits, fictional geography and travel times that must hold together.

POV & Voice Consistency

Third-person head-hopping, sudden past-to-present tense switches, and voice drift that pulls a character out of character.