Flip back
Easily takes 10 to 15 minutes. Your reading time is over before it started.
Tell us which chapter you're on. FabulaWiki only shows what you've already read: characters, places, events and relationships. Within five seconds.
You're reading The Lord of the Rings, with dozens of characters. After a three-week break you pick it up again, and you can't remember who Faramir was. What do you do?
Easily takes 10 to 15 minutes. Your reading time is over before it started.
A spoiler minefield. One infobox saying "Status: deceased" and the book is ruined.
Or the book ends up in the graveyard of half-read books.
The problem isn't a lack of information. The problem is trust.
FabulaWiki automatically extracts characters, places, events and relationships from a book and records them chapter by chapter. The wiki grows as you read.
Not a feature but an architectural principle. Information from later chapters simply can't be requested.
Faster than flipping back, safer than Google.
AI builds the first draft. The author reviews, corrects and enriches it as they see fit.
No fixed costs to get started. The risk of trying it is negligible.
An AI pipeline finds the characters, places and relationships in your EPUB or DOCX, chapter by chapter.
All lore is recorded per chapter: introductions, status changes and events.
In the management portal the author checks the facts and publishes the database.
On the website, or straight on your Kobo through the plugin, which passes your chapter along automatically.
An example from The Lord of the Rings. Pick where you are and see what FabulaWiki tells you about Boromir's brother. Even his name stays locked until the story reveals it.
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For the fantasy fan who hates spoilers, and the on-and-off reader who wants to pick up the thread again.
A companion wiki for your readers, without the manual work. Also for web serials with hundreds of chapters.
per book, one-off. About the price of a cup of coffee.
Everything is extracted and stored per chapter. Look something up at chapter 5, and FabulaWiki only searches chapters 1 through 5. Later information isn't filtered out afterwards; it never enters the query in the first place.
You upload an EPUB or DOCX in the management portal. The extraction pipeline does the rest; then you can review and add to the facts before publishing.
A plugin for Kobo e-readers is on the way; it passes your current chapter along automatically. Every database can also be browsed as a wiki on the website.
From €3 per book, one-off. There are no fixed costs: you only pay for the books you process.
FabulaWiki is a product in development. Get a feel for it in the demo.