Bring your existing manuscript. Loreloom helps you keep track of characters, story threads, and what matters as the book grows, without writing it for you.
Currently inviting writers with novels in progress.
Mara stood at the gate longer than she meant to. The lamps along the wall had not been lit, and the wind through the elder pines sounded the way it had the night her brother left.
Mara Venn
Appears throughout Chapters 2–8
The unopened letter is still load-bearing.
Loreloom has mapped the manuscript. The writing remains yours.
Characters accumulate histories. Small details start to matter. Threads disappear for chapters and return later.
Then you step away for a week or a month, and have to reconstruct where everything stood before you can write again.
Loreloom is built for that problem.
It keeps the story's working context close to the manuscript, so less of your writing time is spent rebuilding it.
Import or paste your manuscript. Loreloom starts with the story that already exists. You do not need to recreate it as character sheets, notes, or project metadata first.
Loreloom can surface characters and story memory from the manuscript. Those are proposals, not facts. You decide what belongs, what stays separate, what refers to the same person, and what should be ignored.
Mara Venn
Appears throughout Chapters 2–8
Mara
Possibly the same character
The Page remains the centre of the product. Cast and Memory stay nearby when useful, without taking over the writing surface.
Cast and Memory stay nearby — the prose stays on the page.
When you come back after time away, Loreloom helps you recover the context you were working with and find your way back into the manuscript.
You last worked in Chapter 17.
Some of what matters to a novel lives outside the sentence you are writing now.
Characters. Unresolved threads. Relationships. Structural turns. Details that may matter again later.
Loreloom keeps that material available without asking you to maintain a second version of the novel in a planning system.
Consult it when you need it.
Leave it alone when you don't.
Novels are rarely written in one continuous stretch.
A few days away can become a few weeks. When you return, the first task is often remembering what you were doing before you can decide what to do next.
Return helps recover that context.
Where you were writing. What was in motion. What you had left unresolved.
Then you go back to the Page.
You last worked in Chapter 17.
Mara has just returned to Bellweather after six chapters away.
The argument between Arun and Celia is still unresolved.
“Don't resolve this yet.”
Loreloom does not finish sentences, generate the next scene, or quietly take over authorship.
Loreloom can surface characters, patterns, and possible connections. You review them.
Your manuscript is not used to train models.
Export your manuscript without lock-in.
Loreloom is live, and the alpha is intentionally small.
Right now, we are inviting fiction writers who already have a manuscript in progress and are willing to bring it into Loreloom.
It might be 15,000 words or 100,000.
What matters is that there is enough of a book for Loreloom to work with, and that you are willing to tell us where it helps, where it gets in the way, and what still feels wrong.
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A few questions help us understand whether the current alpha is a good fit.
Loreloom helps you keep track of the book as it grows, while the writing and the decisions remain yours.
Invite-only alpha for long-form fiction.