How Story Graph Works
Traditional writing tools force you into flat documents. Story Graph uses a dynamic, interconnected database to model your narrative universe.
1. Create Your Cards
Everything in your universe begins as a Card. Characters, locations, magical items, species, factions, and concepts are all individual entities.
Define custom attributes for each Card Type (e.g., "Age" and "Alignment" for a Character, "Climate" for a Location) to maintain a highly structured, searchable lore database.
2. Link with Events
Events are where the action happens. Instead of just writing what occurs, you link your Cards together within an Event.
Assign roles (e.g., "Protagonist", "Antagonist", "Setting") to cards inside the event. This creates a true relational database showing exactly who was where, and when.
3. Map on the Timeline
Place your Events onto an interactive Timeline Canvas. Arrange them linearly, or branch them out to explore alternate paths or complex multi-POV stories.
Group events into Branches (Books/Acts) and Leaves (Chapters) to keep massive stories structurally sound without plot holes.
4. Write & Co-Pilot
Transition from planner to prose. Draft actual chapters inside our Prose Editor while having your Story Graph database connected directly.
Need worldbuilding help? Query the context-aware AI. It will generate fully populated cards and event proposals based directly on your project history.
Kaelen arrived at the gates of @Frost Peaks. The cold bit through his armor...
Frost Peaks is the home of the Frost Giants. Vance established a camp here in Event #12.
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