Find the answer. See where it came from.
A writer can look up a character, a past decision, or a rule of the world and open the passages behind the answer.
For teams building shared worlds
Build the world.
Stop rediscovering it.
Give your team answers from established canon. Catch continuity problems in new scenes, quests, and dialogue while they’re still easy to change.
Design partner pilots · For narrative teams
The right crossing. Without asking around.
The bridge is ruined. Mara takes the ferry. Studio finds the route in your world’s canon and brings the supporting passages into view.
Writers find their own answers.Leads get fewer repeat questions.Reviewers have the context.
A shared world, actually shared
Your narrative lead
has more to do than
remember everything.
Check it while it’s still a sentence.
Compare new work with established material before it reaches recording, localization, or the next production team.
Keep the creative decision with the work.
A contradiction may be a mistake. It may be the point. Your team decides, and keeps the reason for whoever comes next.
Your first useful result
Bring the next handoff.
Start with one set of established material and one upcoming batch of scenes, quests, or dialogue. We’ll work through the continuity questions with your team.
Talk through a Studio pilotPre-handoff continuity reviewOne project.
One project.
A useful review.
- A clear account of what was checked
- Potential conflicts and the passages behind them
- Your team’s decisions, ready for the next handoff
$500 design partner pilot
Credited toward your first annual license.
See the pilot detailsA few useful answers
Before you begin.
Do we have to move all our writing tools?
The first review can start with the files you already have. We agree a small set of material and an upcoming handoff, then work out whether a wider Studio workflow makes sense for your team.
Who decides what belongs in the world?
Your team. Studio uses AI to find relevant passages and surface possible conflicts. Your narrative owners decide whether to change the draft, update the world, or keep an intentional exception.
What does Studio cost after the pilot?
Studio starts at $25 per editor per month, billed annually, with a three-editor minimum. Monthly billing is $30 per editor. People who only read, search, and ask questions use free viewer seats.
Can we use unreleased material?
Before you share project files, we agree where they’ll be processed, who can access them, and how they’ll be returned or deleted. Start by telling us about the project; you don’t need to send the material with your first note.