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Redstring
Redstring holds a story world as one connected model on a corkboard, with governance built in and the writer in the chair.
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Past a certain size, no one person holds the whole world. The wiki drifts. The timeline contradicts the prequel.
The faction that swore revenge in season one quietly forgets by season three, and your audience does not. Redstring builds your world as one connected model, and shows it as a corkboard: every element pinned, every relationship threaded, and every fact carrying where it came from. When the world leaves the board, it exports to Fountain, Twine, EPUB and Obsidian.
Redstring comes with the governance built in. The changes that decide the world pass a human approval gate, and any AI run can be reversed. So when a commissioner asks how AI was used, you answer in receipts.
Redstring supports writers' rooms and never replaces them. The machine does the bookkeeping, so the room spends its time on the original thought. We never train on writers' work without consent, and your world stays yours.
So bring us the continuity problem that keeps somebody up at night, and watch the board light up.
