How it works

Write first. Some checks run as you type.

One composer for novels, essays and articles. As you type, Guardian flags misspelled or variant character names, and characters who act after their death (once you mark them dead), for characters in your story bible. Press Run for deeper checks. On essays and articles, press Run to see where the piece gives two different reasons for the same thing, quoting both passages. Creader drafts only when you ask.

One writing room. Your whole book in front of you: Write, Plan, and World a click apart.

The Composer

One book. One composer.

No setup wizard. Drop into prose — Plan, World, and Guardian come to you, not the other way around.

1

Write

Open a chapter and start typing. Press / when you want a hand, right at your cursor, ⌘K for everything else. No worldbuilding gate, no blank-page ceremony.

2

Plan

When structure helps, step into Plan — scenes, a chapter board, a beat sheet, a timeline. The same book seen a different way. Always optional.

3

World

Characters, places, and relationships surface from your prose into World — maps, relationship webs, and cards build themselves. You tag nothing.

4

Guardian

While you pause typing, Guardian runs quick rule checks on the chapter you have open — names, deaths, looks, typos. Press Run when you want proofreading, analysis, suspense, and full plot structure.

5

Fix

When you press Run, proofreading flags can come with a suggested fix. Take it, talk it through in chat, or wave it off. Other tools generate; this one notices, and you decide.

World Components

The Anatomy of a World

Every world has five layers. Creader holds them all—and shows you how they connect.

Inhabitants

Who lives there?

Characters with histories. Factions with grudges. Relationships that matter. Every soul you've imagined, finally organized.

Geography

Where does it exist?

The places you can see when you close your eyes. From kingdoms to back alleys—mapped and connected.

History

What happened before?

The events that shaped your world. Cause and effect, finally visible. No more contradicting your own timeline.

Rules

How does it work?

Magic systems. Power structures. The physics of your imagination. Consistent, because you can finally see them.

All leading to

Stories

What happens next?

The narratives waiting to be told. Now you know who's involved, where they are, and what came before.

FAQ

Frequently asked

Is my manuscript used to train AI models?
No. Creader never trains or fine-tunes models on your writing. The default AI providers — OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google — serve Creader under API terms that exclude customer content from training, and Privacy Mode restricts Creader to those providers only. The few optional models with looser policies are clearly marked before you choose them.
Which AI providers receive my writing?
Your writing is sent to a provider only when you run an AI feature, and only the slice of context relevant to that request — never the whole manuscript in bulk. Requests go to OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google by default; vector embeddings are generated via OpenAI and stored in our own database. The full provider table, with each training policy, is in our Privacy Policy.
Can anyone at Creader read my manuscript?
Manuscripts are private by default — nothing is visible to anyone else unless you publish it. Access to the production database is restricted, and we look at your content only to resolve a support request you raise. AI interaction logs may be reviewed to improve AI quality; they are deleted after 12 months at the latest.
If I delete a manuscript, is it actually gone?
Yes. Deleting a book or your account hard-deletes the manuscript, chapters, knowledge base, embeddings, and AI history together — cascading deletes, not hidden flags. Our Privacy Policy commits to complete removal within 30 days, and database backups expire automatically on a rolling schedule. Only chapters you chose to publish may persist in third-party search caches.
Is my writing ever used for demos or marketing?
No. You grant us only the rights needed to operate the service for you — storing, displaying, and processing your work. That grant does not extend to marketing, demos, or examples, and everything shown in Creader's own materials is fiction we wrote ourselves. Only work you explicitly publish is ever visible to anyone else.
What happens to my work if Creader is acquired or shuts down?
Your copyright is yours and stays yours — our Terms claim no ownership of your work, and no acquisition can change who owns your manuscript. You can export your full manuscript and knowledge base at any time, and material changes to our policies require 14 days' advance notice. If the service were ever wound down, you would get notice and time to export everything first.

Ready to begin?

Open a blank chapter. Press / when you want a hand, ⌘K for everything else. Some checks run as you type; press Run for the rest.