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Scriplume

Features

Writing tools that understand context.

This is the vision guiding Scriplume’s browser workspace, which is still in development. These workflows describe what we’re building toward, not a list of features already available on this website.

01

Characters

A cast accumulates changing knowledge, relationships, traits, and possessions.

What we’re building

Connect character facts to where they were established.

The boundary

It does not decide who a character should become.

02

Worldbuilding

Lore and recurring details spread across chapters and notes.

What we’re building

Organize places, cultures, objects, history, and organizations.

The boundary

It does not force every imaginative detail into a form.

03

Continuity

Long manuscripts accumulate more details than anyone can remember.

What we’re building

Compare current writing against established project knowledge.

The boundary

It does not silently rewrite unusual choices.

04

Canon

AI inference can sound more certain than it is.

What we’re building

Separate confirmed, observed, inferred, planned, and contradicted knowledge.

The boundary

It does not quietly promote a guess into story fact.

05

Story Threads

Promises, mysteries, and arcs can disappear for hundreds of pages.

What we’re building

Follow threads from introduction through resolution.

The boundary

It does not insist every ambiguity must be resolved.

06

Planned vs Actual Outline

Stories often grow away from their plans.

What we’re building

Show how the manuscript differs from the outline.

The boundary

It does not force the draft back onto the plan.

07

Ask Your Book

Finding a small fact in a large project interrupts flow.

What we’re building

Answer from manuscript, canon, outline, and project evidence.

The boundary

It does not invent missing canon.

08

Flow, Interactive & Review

Helpful observations can still become interruptions.

What we’re building

Let writers choose when and how assistance surfaces.

The boundary

It does not demand attention while drafting.

09

Visual Bible

Illustrated projects need stable identities across scenes.

What we’re building

Connect approved character, location, prop, and style references.

The boundary

It does not silently approve generated artwork.

10

A Connected Workspace

Writing, planning, and page layout belong together.

What we’re building

Bring the creative workflow into a browser-based workspace, with personal artwork and cloud-assisted tools.

The boundary

Browser storage and cloud services are different; not everything stays on your device.

Working on an illustrated story? Explore the children's-book workflow.