WritingAIVisualizationProductivity

StoryGraph

Extract characters, places and events from your chapters and turn them into an explorable graph

Problem
As a long story grows, authors struggle to remember who did what, when and where. Existing writing tools and general AI assistants don't automatically pull story elements into a connected graph.
Solution
A writing aid that imports chapters from Google Docs or pasted text, automatically identifies characters, places, events and their relationships, generates a visual graph, and orders them by chapter timeline so authors can spot contradictions and gaps.
Users
Novelists, screenwriters, fan fiction writers, and creators managing complex story settings
MVP
Import chapter text; auto-extract characters, places and events; generate a relationship graph; sort by chapter; manual correction of extractions
Revenue
Free tier for one work; subscription for multiple works, exports and advanced relationship analysis
Why now
LLM entity extraction is now good enough, while most writing tools focus on grammar and style, leaving a gap for story-structure visualization

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