In development
Lore IE
Catches the plot holes your editor would — without sending a word of your manuscript anywhere.
Lore Index Express is a continuity checker for long-form fiction: novels, light novels, manga, manhua, manhwa and web serials. It understands the structure of a story, not just its text.
It keeps a queryable model of who was where, when, holding what, knowing what — and continuously lints your manuscript against it. A character who knows something they were never told. An object in two places at once. A scar that heals between chapters. A timeline that cannot fit the days it claims. The output is an issue inbox: a linter for fiction.
Long fiction breaks in ways prose tools cannot see, because the error is never in the sentence — it is in the relationship between chapter four and chapter thirty-one. That is a structural problem, so Lore IE keeps a structural model and checks it continuously rather than asking you to remember.
No AI. No network. No accounts.
This is the part worth stating plainly. Lore IE does not call a model, does not have a server, does not ask you to sign in, and sends no telemetry. It behaves identically with the device in airplane mode, permanently. Your unpublished manuscript never leaves your machine, because there is nowhere for it to go.
What makes it interesting
- A queryable model of your story's state — who knew what, and when they learned it
- Continuous linting against that model, surfacing contradictions as a working issue inbox
- Built for serial formats where continuity breaks across dozens of chapters and years
- Completely offline by construction, not as a privacy setting you have to trust
- Export to EPUB, DOCX, Markdown and a portable project bundle
Where it is
In active development for Windows, macOS and Linux, with mobile to follow. It is not released yet and there is nothing to download today.