Characters
Memorable characters, their ties and arcs.
Elara VossCorin Hale
Worldbuilding
A world that holds together.
Thirteen ready-made modules plus your own, all linked to each other and to your manuscript. Every rule, place and legend lives where you can find it again.
Worldbuilding
Thirteen modules, ready when you are.
Each module is a collection of entries with its own fields. Open one and start writing, or leave it switched off until your story needs it.
People and beliefs
Cultures
What makes each people of your world unique.
The Tide-folk
Religions
Deities, beliefs and the practices around them.
The Quiet Lantern
Languages
Invented languages, perfect for elves and aliens.
Old Aurelian
Philosophies
The values and knowledge that shape your world.
The Way of Ink
Places and nature
Locations
The places your characters visit and the routes between.
ValeshoreThe Silent Wilds
Flora and Fauna
The living things of your environment.
Glasswing moth
Power and order
Magic
The method, rules and history of your magic.
Inkbinding
Systems
Governments, cults, guilds and other organisations.
Order of the Silent Wilds
Items
Ancient relics, weapons and everyday objects.
The Shattered Compass
Knowledge
Encyclopedia
Wiki-style articles about anything at all.
The Year Without Stars
Glossary
Terms and their definitions in one list.
Tidebound
Research
References and research materials, kept close.
Medieval cartography
Your structure
Your world doesn’t fit a template? Change the template.
- Create modules
- Name a module, pick an icon and start adding entries: noble houses, ships, prophecies, spells.
- Switch modules on and off
- Each project shows only the modules it actually uses.
- Reorder
- Drag modules into the order that matches how you think.
- Field templates
- Design the fields once, arrange them in columns and choose which modules can use the template.
The Atlas of Forgotten Places
- Characters
- Cultures
- Religions
- Languages
- Philosophies
- Locations
- Flora and Fauna
- Magic
- Systems
- Create modules
Connected
Everything links to everything.
Lore is only useful if you can find it mid-scene. uNovelist keeps your entries, your chapters and your notes in one web.
Mentions and aliases
Names and aliases are linked across your manuscript, so every mention leads back to its entry.
Pinned lore
Pin the entries a chapter depends on and keep them beside the page.
Wiki summary
See all the lore of a project at a glance.
Images and maps
Attach maps, portraits and illustrations, cropped right in the app.
Working notes
Keep notes on any entry without cluttering the entry itself.
Live sync
Edits sync in real time, so an open tab never overwrites your newer work.
Questions
About worldbuilding
Do I have to use all thirteen modules?
No. Switch on only what your story needs and add the rest later.
Can I create a module that isn’t on the list?
Yes. Custom modules work like the built-in ones, with their own icon and fields.
Is worldbuilding only for fantasy?
Not at all. Locations, characters, research and a glossary help in thrillers, historical fiction and romance too.
What counts toward the free limit?
Every wiki entry across your projects, up to 50 on Wanderer. Manuscript chapters never count. Archmage has no limit.
Free plan: up to 50 wiki entries across your projects. Archmage (€9/month + VAT where applicable): unlimited. Compare plans
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