StoryWeaver is a worldbuilding and story-bible companion for long-running projects – novels, game worlds, campaigns and shared universes. It helps you keep track of characters, locations, factions, timelines and lore so your world stays consistent as it grows.
StoryWeaver is in the concept and planning stage. This page explains the direction and how it will fit alongside GAC Studio Plus and other Sidon tools. Public builds and screenshots will be added once prototypes are ready.
Create a project for your universe, then divide it into continents, regions, cities, factions and storylines. Each entry can hold notes, tags, links and references, so nothing lives only in a notebook or a half-remembered document.
For adventure games built with GAC Studio Plus, StoryWeaver becomes the source of truth for lore. Rooms, NPCs and items can reference StoryWeaver entries, keeping descriptions and character details consistent as you update the world.
StoryWeaver is also planned as a companion for novel series, comics and tabletop campaigns. The same world can power a trilogy of books, a game and a comic without the canon getting messy.
Create entries for planets, continents, regions, cities and points of interest. Record culture, history, politics, climate and important landmarks, with cross-links to characters and events that happened there.
Track characters, their roles, goals and secrets. Record relationships, families, rivalries and alliances. See where characters appear in your timeline and which chapters, scenes or quests they touch.
Organise events into timelines: wars, discoveries, personal turning points and background history. Attach events to characters and locations so you can see who was where, when, and what they knew at the time.
Capture the rules of magic, technology, organisations, religions, species and more. Tag these entries and link them to the scenes and quests where they matter, so you can keep your world’s logic consistent.
Long term, StoryWeaver is intended to offer optional AI helpers: suggesting missing links, spotting continuity clashes, and helping you brainstorm ideas that still fit your existing canon. You stay in charge of what is accepted.
Planned export paths include: summary sheets for editors or players, data for GAC Studio Plus, and static “story bible” documents you can share or archive. The goal is to avoid locking your world into one tool.
StoryWeaver is currently at the concept and design stage. Internal notes and prototypes will shape how worlds, characters and timelines are stored and linked.
Early prototypes are expected to focus on desktop-first world management with a smaller, focused feature set, then expand into a web companion and deeper integration with GAC Studio Plus.
As other Sidon apps come online, this page will be updated with screenshots, a feature grid and download or web links. For now, you can explore GAC Studio Plus and the wider Sidon roadmap to see where StoryWeaver will plug in.