For worldbuilders, game masters and creators
Rules of magic, travel times between places, histories that start long before day one, whether the world lives in a campaign, a webcomic, a serial or a video series. CanonTracker keeps them as cited facts and checks the story against them.
What you do with it
Rules as canon
A world rule is a fact with a source. The AI suggests where a scene may break it, labelled as a suggestion.
Distances and timing
Travel times are facts too: a trip that is faster than the road allows is flagged.
A wiki that stays in step
Pages for every place, faction and item, with a graph of how they connect.
Research outside the story
Ask real-world questions with sources and calculators; answers stay research notes until you promote one for review.
Try it on the sample
Broken Tide and The Ashbell Pass, both built around world rules that later change. Load it from onboarding or from Settings, then review, scan and change it like your own story.
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.