The Salt Archive
Mira finds a brass key.
AI writing for novels, sequels, articles, and blogs
Write the path. Keep the paths not taken.
A calm AI writing app for novels, connected sequels, articles, and blogs—where every rewrite is reviewed, every pivot survives, and your story's facts stay consistent.
Interactive preview
Keep every good possibility
A chapter can hold as many alternative variations as your thinking needs. Compare what changes downstream, keep the drafts side by side, and choose one version for the release manuscript. Try the controls below—nothing saves to an account.
Selected variation
Quiet reveal
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Preserves the slow-burn mystery. Mira gains leverage, while Elias remains unaware of the map-room key.
What changes downstream
- Mira knows the ledger is incomplete
- Elias keeps trusting the archivist
- Chapter 12 reveal remains intact
Nothing is overwritten. Keep as many creative versions as you need, then choose the one that belongs in your release manuscript. You can change that choice later.
Made for the work you actually do
One calm system. Many kinds of work.
Start with a chapter, an episode, a scene, or an argument. The workspace grows with the work, from a single personal narrative to a multi-volume world.
01
Write the book without losing its hidden machinery
Move between a clean manuscript and the characters, clues, locations, and chronology behind it. Try several turns in any chapter without duplicating the whole draft.
- 1Draft the scene
- 2Link its facts
- 3Choose one release version
02
Carry promises and consequences across every volume
Track what each character knows, where a clue first appears, and which reveal still needs a payoff across prequels, sequels, and companion stories.
- 1Plan the story facts
- 2Follow every thread
- 3Audit the next book
03
Shape a useful argument without surrendering your voice
Draft sections in the same distraction-free editor, test alternate structures, rewrite a selected passage with side-by-side approval, and prepare titles, meta descriptions, and keywords when the article is ready.
- 1Outline the argument
- 2Review every rewrite
- 3Prepare the article for search
04
Test scenes and structure before locking the screenplay
Keep alternate scene choices beside the source draft, compare the consequences, and preserve the story facts each version depends on. Dedicated screenplay formatting is not included.
- 1Map the story
- 2Test several scenes
- 3Record the chosen path
05
Find the right shape for a life that was not lived in chapters
Test chronological and thematic structures, keep private context beside the draft, and choose how much the reader learns at each moment.
- 1Gather memories
- 2Try a structure
- 3Shape the reader journey
06
Keep momentum while the story keeps changing
Draft episodes, explore several outcomes, and carry character knowledge forward without losing the version your readers are following. Useful for serial fiction and fanfiction alike.
- 1Draft the installment
- 2Try the next beat
- 3Mark the reader-facing path
07
Hold branching narrative logic in one readable place
Map player-facing choices, track consequences, and keep dialogue, lore, and world facts connected while the team explores several routes.
- 1Map the choice
- 2Trace consequences
- 3Review the player path
08
Compare argument structures before committing to one
Branch a chapter to test a different order of reasoning, summarize how the argument changes, and assemble the strongest path. Use your institution's approved citation tools alongside SagaFold.
- 1Outline the claim
- 2Test the argument
- 3Assemble the final path
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Build from one simple tale to an intricate living world
Begin with one book. Add dynasties, factions, eras, secrets, and alternate story paths only as the work demands them, without making a new writer face an empty database.
- 1Start small
- 2Add depth when useful
- 3Keep the facts consistent
See the thread across every story
Select a character, clue, or event to follow it from its first appearance to its final payoff.
The Vanishing
The key opens a sealed map room.
The Vanishing
The map becomes the final reveal.
Everything your story needs
A focused manuscript sits at the center. The planning tools stay close without crowding the page.
Series Shelf
See books, stories, and future adaptations in release order or story chronology.
Manuscript
Write in a quiet editor with autosave, goals, and fast chapter navigation.
Story notes
Keep people, places, lore, and clues linked to the passages that matter.
Timeline
Order events by date, era, or relative sequence across every work.
AI writing partner
Rewrite selected prose, continue a draft, explore pivots, plan sequels, outline articles, and check SEO—always as a proposal you approve.
DeepSeek-powered help that understands the page you are on
Ask from a manuscript, article section, timeline, story notes, or specific branch. The writing partner uses only the context shown and returns a reviewable proposal.
Your intent stays in charge. AI proposes. You apply, save as a version, copy, or discard.
Summarize a branch
See how a new scene changes knowledge, relationships, clues, and later reveals.
Check continuity
Ask whether the selected version conflicts with the facts and chronology already in your story.
Turn insight into action
Create a revision task or reminder from the conversation without copying notes between tools.
Speak while the idea is alive
Use voice input to capture prose or context when typing would interrupt the thought.
Model Context Protocol
Connect your universe to Claude and ChatGPT
SagaFold runs an MCP server over your own work. Point Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client at it and the assistant can read your manuscript, your story notes and your timeline — without you pasting a single chapter into a chat window.
It can read everything. It can change nothing.
Every tool the connector exposes is read-only. An assistant can quote your story's facts and check your chronology, but it cannot edit a chapter, overwrite a draft or touch a version. Your manuscript is still only changed by you.
What an assistant can see
- The universe at a glance — works, chapters, entries and events
- Any chapter's prose, always the release version unless asked otherwise
- Story notes: people, places, factions, lore, items and planted clues
- The timeline, in order, with era and precision on every event
Built for the people who work on long books
Editors, continuity readers, translators and rights teams can each connect their own assistant to the same story facts, with their own revocable token. Nobody has to email a manuscript to ask whether a detail is consistent.
Two minutes to connect
- Open Settings and issue a connection token.
- Add the SagaFold server to your MCP client with that token.
- Ask your assistant about your own book.
Write first, organize when useful
The blank page stays simple
Your story world can grow behind the manuscript. Nothing blocks the act of writing.
Begin with a chapter
Create a universe, name the first book, and start writing in minutes.
Capture facts as they appear
Turn a name, place, or clue into a linked record without leaving your flow.
Recall the right detail later
Open your story notes only when a scene needs context from another book.
Start with the whole workflow
Create unlimited works and write 2,000 stored words free. Try pivots, continuity, articles, voice input, 10 AI actions, and open-format downloads before deciding.
USD 20.00 per month for Starter
- Five books, five screenplays, or a hundred articles at once
- Up to 20 books in each series
- 150 AI actions per billing cycle, 500 on Pro
- PDF and Word downloads on every paid plan
Questions before you begin
Yes. Create a book and begin with the first chapter. Add people, places, clues, and timeline events only when they become useful.
Your next chapter already has a history
Keep it close while you write. Your first 2,000 words are free.