Novels, comics, fan fiction, TRPG — however far along you are

LitMemo — setting and creation management for novels, comics, fan works, and TRPGsYour world,
I remember it all

Characters, settings, relationships, foreshadowing — it's all here, one @ away whether you're writing a novel or a comic.

— Momo, your book-spirit cat

Paste a passage, see what it becomes

No sign-up — try it right nowAlready used by 10000+ creators

Paste prose you already wrote — the fields fill themselves in

Your world is already mostly written

It's just scattered across ten files, three apps, and your memory

"worldbuilding_v3_FINAL_final.xlsx"

Scattered versions

The same notes revised six times. Which copy is current — the cloud, the laptop, or your phone? You're not sure either.

"What was this character's hair like last episode? I'll have to dig up the original art."

Can't find it again

You know you drew it, you know you wrote it — but it is buried in old files and chat logs. You usually get it wrong before you find it.

"Does this rule contradict the one I set last session?"

Doesn't line up

Magic systems, geography, timelines, factions — the more entries you have, the more likely they conflict, and nobody is checking.

"It's all clear in my head. I just never wrote it down."

Only in your head

The most complete version of your world lives in your memory. Switch projects, or come back after three months, and it starts leaking.

Put everything scattered in one place first. The manuscript can come later.

Start building your world — free

Free to sign up. No credit card.

—— Don't retype it. Paste it. ——

How LitMemo pulls your world together

Three steps — from scattered, to searchable, to growing on its own

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Paste it in, the cards build themselves

Step one · No retyping

Paste a passage you have already written — prose, a script, or setting notes — and AI turns it into character cards and setting entries. Whole .docx / .txt / .md files work too.

  • Novel prose, manga scripts, or campaign notes
  • Import a whole manuscript, chapters split automatically
  • Aliases, status and relationships filed with it
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Callable wherever you write

Step two · Your world has to be searchable

Type @ to pull up any card, hover for the key details. In the editor for prose, in the storyboard for manga — no window switching.

  • @mention characters and settings inline
  • Hover to preview a card's key fields
  • Who appeared in which chapter or episode
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It fills in as you write

Step three · Your world grows itself

AI reads every chapter and entry you have, folds new material back into the cards, and tells you when something stops lining up.

  • New writing folded into existing cards
  • AI scans the whole project for contradictions
  • Character art as reference — one face across episodes

Reading about it only goes so far. Paste a passage in.

Paste a passage

Every feature makes the world more complete

Not more features for their own sake — each one fills a gap in your world

Characters scattered everywhere

Structured character cards

Looks, personality, catchphrases, relationships — every detail on a single card. Character status changes are tracked automatically (alive / dead / missing).

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Threads that don't connect

Foreshadowing 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.

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Nowhere to put the setting

Setting-entry management

Places, organizations, items, magic systems, races — categorized, richly described, linked to each other. However big the world gets, it fits.

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More features:TimelineSeries managementRelationship graphAI assistantManga image generationManga productionAI beta readers

Characters, settings, foreshadowing — put the first one in now.

Start building your world

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.

A long-form serial author

I write novels and draw manga in the same world. Once the character art was in, the faces finally matched across episodes.

A manga creator

Two years of campaign — factions, NPCs, the whole timeline, all in my head. After moving it in, ten minutes before session is enough to review.

A TRPG game master

Wherever the pen rests, there is home

Your world
deserves somewhere to live

Start now, and scale up as your world grows

—— 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.

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.

What can LitMemo do for you?

When you're...

  • Writing several books in one world

    Characters cross over; the setting has to be shared

  • The world grows faster than the manuscript

    Settings, maps and timelines already outnumber the pages

  • Writing a long serial

    More and more characters, and the details start slipping

  • Writing novels and making manga at once

    Same cast, two media, both have to line up

What we don't do

  • Writing your book for you

  • Printing and physical publishing

  • Publishing to serial platforms

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.