She remembers everything
Every moment — who went where, who’s holding what, who knows whom — kept consistent across every draft, on a timeline she maintains for you.
A writing companion who never forgets a detail
Meet Loretia, your story’s memory.
She reads your novel, screenplay, or branching game and quietly tracks everyone in it. When an alibi slips or a dead character reappears, she points it out — before your readers do.
Watch her work, wherever you write.
The same continuity check, everywhere Loretia lives — the dashboard, your editor of choice, even a branching story with a dozen endings.
On the web
Loretia reads as you write, and keeps a living story bible right beside you.
Chapter 12 — The Tavern
Bramsettheledgerdownandwalkedoutofthetavern,whistling.
Story bible
AriaBramThe TavernThe Ledger
Bram already returned the ledger to Aria back in Scene 4.
Caught before your readers noticed.
Curious what Loretia looks for? Peek at the things she checks
Rules — active continuity axioms
MOVE implies the actor now has a "location" relation to the destination.
An actor must possess ("has") an item before they can GIVE it.
GIVE implies the actor no longer "has" the item.
An actor must possess an item before they can LOSE it.
LOSE implies the actor no longer "has" the item.
TAKE implies the actor now "has" the item.
An actor must possess an item before they can USE it.
EXHAUST implies the actor no longer "has" the item.
MEET implies the actor now "knows" the other party.
DIE implies the actor's "status" becomes "dead".
An actor with "status" "dead" cannot be the subject of any punctual (action) relation.
Dictionary — preferred vocabulary
MOVEGIVELOSETAKEUSEEXHAUSTTALKMEETDIEFINDDISCOVERmember_oflocationhasknowstopicstatuseyeshairheightagegenderspeciesownerfathermothermarried_tolikesskills
She keeps the whole world in her head, so you don’t have to.
Your story bible, written for you
Every character, place, and object shows up in a living wiki she keeps up to date as you write — no more maintaining a spreadsheet of your own world.
Bring your story as it is
Final Draft, Word, markdown, PDF, or a Twine game — she reads them all. Point her at your draft and she takes it from there.
Whoever you are, if you tell stories
Loretia meets you where you write — whatever kind of story you’re telling.
Screenwriters
Drop in your Final Draft files. Loretia follows every scene, character, and prop across drafts, so a continuity note never slips through a rewrite.
Novelists
Bring your manuscript or a Word doc. Loretia keeps a living story bible for you — characters, places, and threads — updated every time you save.
Interactive & branching stories
Writing a choose-your-path story? Loretia checks every branch and ending on its own terms — so each path a reader can take still holds together.
Simple pricing, for every storyteller
Start free. Upgrade when your world grows. Billed monthly.
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Check continuity in your pipeline
Bring Loretia to CI. Validate your story bible before a render, build, or release — the loretia command exits non-zero when canon breaks.
Loretia CLIlore
Validate continuity in CI — one self-contained binary, no runtime to install. Gate a render or build on a clean story bible.
Install in a pipeline (Linux / macOS)
curl -fsSL https://loretia.com/install.sh | shDrops a runtime-free binary in place. In a runner without root, append LORETIA_BIN_DIR=. sh.
Write where you already write
Loretia can look over your shoulder right inside your favorite writing app.
VS Code extensionvscode.vsix
Real-time continuity linting directly inside your screenplay or novel-writing workspace.
How to load:Open VS Code, go to Extensions (Cmd+Shift+X), click the '...' menu, select 'Install from VSIX...', and pick the downloaded file.
Obsidian community pluginobsidian.zip
Audit continuity across a markdown vault of lore, chapters, and character notes.
How to load:Unzip into your vault's '.obsidian/plugins/' directory, then enable 'Loretia' in Obsidian's community plugin settings.
Microsoft Word add-inword-manifest.xml
Audit manuscripts and shooting scripts without leaving Word.
How to load:In Word, go to Insert > My Add-ins > Sideload Add-in, choose 'Upload my Add-in', and select this manifest file.
Google Docs add-ongoogle-docs.zip
Real-time state and continuity checking for collaborative drafts.
How to load:Import into your Google Apps Script project (via clasp, or by pasting the compiled files) and run the onOpen trigger.
Twine story formattwine.zip
State-machine compilation for branching, choice-driven interactive fiction.
How to load:In Twine, click Formats > Add a New Format, and paste the direct file URL, or unzip and add format.js locally.