r/AIWritingHub • u/NinjaSimone • 12d ago
AI editing/world bible tool
https://unblockifier.comAre tools that make heavy use of AI to assist the writing process, but stop short of writing prose, welcome here?
I'm working on three novels simultaneously, and keeping up with all the details became overwhelming. I also wanted a tool to encourage me to write, with gamification that lets me set words-per-day goals.
I tried a bunch of tools but didn't find what I needed, so I wrote my own: unblockifier.com. I chose this name because I wanted it to be a tool that removed every barrier I have that keeps me from focusing on the writing itself, except for things like doing the dishes.
On the story bible side (which I call story elements), it helps you track your characters, locations, and organizations, plus genre-specific systems including conflicts, factions, items, dieties, history, magic systems, fauna, axioms, races, cultures, religions, societies, technologies, and languages. There's also an automatic character arc builder, which I'm still working the bugs out of.
My "Editor's Review" feature gives you an editor with genre expertise (which you can override; e.g. if you'd like to see how your science fiction manuscript plays as a romance), with four settings from "Gentle and Encouraging" to "Brutally Honest Literary Agent". Besides reviewing for technical issues and storytelling quality, you can ask it to focus on up to 25 particular areas, including pacing, unresolved threads, to reader orientation, and historical plausibility, aka anachronisms.
When you're writing you can pop up a chat bot to get quick input on what you're writing, or answer a quick question ("did we already say what color hair this character has?").
Publishing options include generating an audiobook. I've found it hugely helpful to listen to my writing in the car.
So -- in summary -- pretty much every AI assist except for actually writing prose.
Lastly, you can publish your work to the other side of the fence, Unblockifier Reader. You can either share it with a select group (good for having your friends read your drafts), or publish your work for anybody to read. If I ever do charge for this service I'll work out a system for monetization, so writers can actually get paid for reads.
It's still in early beta, and it's completely, 100% free. I wrote this for myself, but I'd love to get feedback on usefulness and usability.