About CanonTracker

A canon tracker for anyone building a story world, whether it ships as a game, a series, a book or all three: the AI does the reading and people keep the say.

A small world drawn in pencil: a lighthouse on the coast and a mountain pass with a bell tower.

Why it exists

Every long story ends up with a “bible”: the document that says who is who, where things are and what the rules of the world are. It is usually out of date, and nobody can say where a fact in it came from.

CanonTracker builds that bible from the story itself. The AI reads your documents and proposes facts with the sentence they came from; a person decides; the bible stays tied to its sources, finds its own contradictions and shows what a change will touch.

Who makes it

CanonTracker is made by TekTık, an independent software studio. Which AI model does what is on the AI agents page.

It is a Nuxt app with a SQLite database, and it is open source on GitHub under AGPL-3.0. Every change is in the changelog, and what comes next is on the roadmap.

The sample stories

Broken Tide, Lantern Row and The Ashbell Pass are original, synthetic stories written for CanonTracker, with contradictions planted on purpose so you can see the checks work. They are not based on any published work.

Pricing and contact

Self-hosting is free. The hosted version is free during the beta, and we’ll tell you well before pricing starts. Questions? Write to [email protected]. See pricing.

Start with a finished story

Create a studio and load The Ashbell Pass or Broken Tide: real documents, AI candidates to review and planted contradictions to find. Or run CanonTracker on your own server; it is open source.