Helping novelists and comic artists manage characters, worldbuilding, and foreshadowing
LitMemo — setting and creation management for novels, comics, fan works, and TRPGsKeep your story
consistent
from chapter one
to the very last
You focus on creating — leave the rest to LitMemo
Just @ anything as you write to pull it up, and AI keeps your details consistent
Deep into a long story, things always start to crack
It's not that you don't care enough — the human brain simply can't hold hundreds of thousands of words of detail
"His eyes are clearly blue... wait, chapter 12 says green?"
Character drift
Three hundred thousand words in, and a character's looks, personality, and catchphrases no longer line up. Your readers remember your characters better than you do.
"This foreshadowing... when did I even plant it?"
Forgotten foreshadowing
A key setup planted 50 chapters ago is nowhere to be found when it's time to pay it off. Two hours of scrolling back through the manuscript, and you still haven't found them all.
"Is this city to the east or the west? I think I wrote it somewhere before..."
Setting contradictions
Magic systems, geography, historical timelines — the more setting you write, the more it contradicts itself. And it's the readers who catch it after you've published.
"What was that side character in the last book called again?"
Memory gaps between books
Writing the sequel, every detail from the previous book rests on memory. Looking it up takes half a day; not looking it up risks getting it wrong. A vicious cycle.
—— Not memory. A system. ——
How LitMemo prevents the cracks
Three lines of defense — from capture to check — so no detail ever slips through
Structured reference library
The first line of defense
Character cards, setting entries, timelines — every piece of material stored in structured form and instantly at hand wherever you're writing. No more running on memory alone.
- Structured character cards (looks, personality, relationships, status)
- Multiple setting-entry types (places, organizations, items, rules)
- Visual timelines and relationship graphs
An editor you can reference as you write
Your writing and your material on one screen
Type @ in the editor to search characters and settings, and hover to preview the details. No window-switching, no breaking your writing flow.
- @mention to instantly reference characters / settings
- Hover to preview the key info on a character card
- Auto-save + version history
AI consistency guardian
A proofreader who has read your entire work
The AI reads every chapter and every piece of material, then actively surfaces contradictions. Not a generic ChatGPT — a dedicated assistant that understands your world.
- AI scans the whole project to find contradictions
- Polishing, idea generation, character-dialogue writing
- AI extracts characters and settings straight from your manuscript
—— The same world can grow into a comic ——
Your worldbuilding, growing into a comic panel by panel
Panel layout, panel-by-panel AI art, consistent character designs — the visual output novels can't give you, LitMemo catches for you.
One toolkit, many art styles
Free-form panel layout
Polygons and overlapping panels — split them however you like, with the layout following the shot.
Panel-by-panel AI art
Draft, line art, screentone, and full color generated panel by panel, with composition that stays consistent throughout.
Character art as DNA
Character art becomes the reference for generation, so the same character keeps the same face across panels and across chapters.
Every feature solves one pain point
It's not about having more features — it's that every feature has a reason to exist
Structured character cards
Looks, personality, catchphrases, relationships — every detail on a single card. Character status changes are tracked automatically (alive / dead / missing).
Learn moreSetting-entry management
Places, organizations, items, magic rules, races — categorized, described in rich text, linked to one another. No world is too complex.
Learn moreForeshadowing tracking
Multi-stage progress tracking from planted to paid off. Foreshadowing links to chapters, so one panel shows every thread you've planted but not yet resolved.
Learn moreVisual timeline
Multiple parallel tracks (main plot + subplots + character arcs), events reordered by drag-and-drop, and support for fictional calendars. Grasp the whole picture at a glance.
Learn moreSeries management
Characters and settings shared across works. Multiple works in one universe, each free to override a character's status independently. No sequel starts from scratch.
Learn moreGlobal search and links
Full-text search across every material type. @mention builds two-way links automatically. A relationship graph visualizes every connection.
Learn moreImmersive editor
A TipTap-based rich-text editor with auto-save, word count, drag-to-reorder chapters, and version history. Your writing is never held back by the tool.
AI writing partner
Polishing, idea generation, role-play dialogue — the AI has read your whole project and gives advice grounded in your world, not generic answers.
Learn moreSmart import
Batch import of .txt / .docx / .md with automatic chapter-boundary detection. The AI can even extract characters and settings from your manuscript to build your reference library.
Get to know every feature
Each feature has its own page walking you through how it solves your creative pain points
Character management tool — character profiles and relationship graphs
Structured character cards — looks, personality, and relationships all on one card
Learn more Read the guide: Build character sheets that never crack →Worldbuilding tool — manage places, organizations, and magic systems
Places, organizations, items, rules — categorized management for even the most complex worlds
Learn more Read the guide: Novel worldbuilding →Foreshadowing tracking tool — full management from planted to paid off
From planted to paid off — track every thread across multiple stages
Learn more Read the guide: Foreshadowing tracking in practice →Timeline tool — multi-track visual story-line management
Multi-track visual timeline — grasp the whole story at a glance
Learn more Read the guide: Story timeline management →AI writing assistant — consistency checks and smart proofreading
Reads your entire work and gives advice grounded in your world
Learn more Read the guide: Recommended novel-writing tools →What creators say
「I pasted in 25 chapters of an old draft, and the character cards and setting entries just grew themselves — this is the workflow I've wanted for years.」
「Thirty characters, all tangled up in who's whose enemy or friend — I couldn't even keep it straight myself. I opened the graph and it was all wired up.」
「The AI caught that the protagonist's eye color in chapter 38 didn't match chapter 12 — it saved that deadline for me.」
Is LitMemo right for you?
If you're...
A long-form serial author
100k+ words, 20+ characters, a fully built-out world
A series author
Two or more books in one universe, with characters recurring across volumes
A fantasy / sci-fi author
Inventing your own magic systems, races, and nations — a sprawling world
A serious hobbyist writer
Wanting to write your work well, not just jotting down stray ideas
If you're...
You only write short pieces and don't need material management
You want AI to write a whole work for you from scratch
You just need a plain text editor
LitMemo is a creation management tool, not an AI ghostwriter. We help you keep your story in order, but the story is still yours to write.
Craft knowledge and techniques
Writing craft, comic scripting, story structure — hands-on lessons from fellow creators
How do you write a gripping comic script? A hands-on guide from panel layout to dialogue
Making comics isn't just about drawing — it's about telling a story. Learn how to manage panel pacing, dialogue placement, and character design to give your comics a professional edge.
Read the full article →Always forgetting to pay off your foreshadowing? Here's how to build an efficient tracking list
Nothing haunts a long novel like forgotten foreshadowing. With a structured approach, the threads you plant in chapter one land perfectly in the final chapter — no regrets left behind.
Read the full article →Build a character sheet that never cracks: 5 key metrics for keeping characters consistent
Why do characters go OOC halfway through? The core reason is a lack of structured settings. Learn how to define a character's looks, personality, and key arc of growth.
Read the full article →Wherever the pen rests, there is home
Don't let cracks in the details
ruin your good story
Start now, and scale up as your work grows