Story bible
Your story bible, kept up to date
Give each character and place an entry, with aliases and as many notes as you like. As you write, Quillier finds them in your chapters on its own, and shows who appears where, who shares scenes and who’s gone quiet.
Tracked from your text, not tags
You never mark anything up, so pasted and imported chapters count too, and exports stay clean. “Edith”, “Gran” and “Edith Lind” are one person.
Names finish themselves
Type a capital and two letters and the rest of the name appears in gray. Tab takes it; keep typing to ignore it.
A cast list for every chapter
Each chapter and scene shows who’s in it and where it takes place, worked out from the text.
Characters, places and scenes
Each entry gets a name, aliases, a few short fields and as many notes as you want. Scene notes attach to the scenes in your chapters.
Threads you’ve dropped
When someone hasn’t appeared for a while, the dashboard says so. Every mention is a click away.
All on your computer
Tracking is plain name-matching that runs on your machine, and it’s quick even on a 100,000-word draft. No AI reads your book.
Mara LindYoung adult
Ingrid LindMiddle-aged
Edith LindOlder
Tomas ArveOlder
PellOlderA face for every character
Build a portrait from hair, face shape, eyes, glasses and more, or shuffle one. Give a character a gender and an age, and their first portrait starts from a face that fits.
One bible for a whole series
Books in a series share a story bible, and a relationship can change from one book to the next.