Catch canon drift early
Continuity mistakes get more expensive the later you find them. The Series Continuity Keeper runs before the rest of the editorial room.
AI continuity checker
AI continuity checker for fiction series
Attach a series bible and let Editorial Conductor check chapters for canon drift, timeline problems, changed character facts, broken world rules, and continuity issues readers will notice.
Built for revision
Checks chapters against stored series bible context.
Flags character, setting, timeline, and world-building contradictions.
Runs continuity before deeper craft and prose analysis.
Useful for sequels, serial fiction, and lore-heavy novels.
Use your series bible
Store character facts, timeline rules, relationship history, locations, and world details so each chapter can be checked against canon.
Separate true errors from evolution
The review is built to surface conflicts clearly so you can decide whether a detail is a mistake or an intentional change.
Questions writers ask
Plain answers before you upload.
What does an AI continuity checker look for?
It looks for contradictions in character facts, timelines, locations, relationships, world rules, named objects, and established story canon.
Do I need a series bible?
No, but continuity checks become much stronger when you attach a series bible with the facts the draft should preserve.
Should continuity be checked before line editing?
Yes. If a chapter breaks canon, polishing the prose first can waste time. Editorial Conductor runs continuity before craft passes.