Loreon is a web writing workspace for novelists building long-form or serialized fiction. It combines a manuscript editor with a structured story bible that keeps characters, locations, cultures, world history, and rules together as canon. Consistency checks cover individual scenes, chapters, and complete manuscripts, while continuity tools can follow canon and planted story threads through multiple volumes. Book outlining, a chapter workspace, and rewrite controls support work from planning through revision. Loreon’s specialist agents handle tasks such as worldbuilding, character voice, foreshadowing, plot structure, adaptation, and production. Writers can ask an agent to ghost-write, co-author, or review silently, while keeping authority over manuscript changes. Import pasted text or .md, .txt, and .docx files; exports include Markdown, plain text, PDF, and EPUB. The free Editor plan covers reading, writing, editing, and organizing. Paid agent work uses one-time prepaid credit packs starting at $10.00 USD. Loreon is web-only, with no offline mode or desktop app. It is based in Oslo, Norway.
Who it is for
Loreon suits novelists working on long or serialized fiction, including fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction, mystery, thrillers, sagas, and multi-generational stories. Its story bible and volume-spanning continuity checks are useful for writers managing a large canon alongside a manuscript.
What is good
- Structured canon stores characters, locations, cultures, history, and rules.
- Consistency checks cover scenes, chapters, and whole manuscripts.
- Continuity tools track canon and story threads across volumes.
- Agent writing modes include ghost-writing, co-authoring, and silent review.
- Manuscripts export as Markdown, plain text, PDF, or EPUB.
What to know first
- Web-only, with no offline mode or desktop app.
- Imports are capped at 10 MiB, 150 chapters, and 800 scenes.
- Agent work requires a prepaid credit pack.
Verdict
Choose Loreon if you want a manuscript editor and structured canon in one workspace, with checks that can span a series. Its free Editor plan covers manuscript work, while agent assistance uses paid credit packs. Look elsewhere if you need offline access or a desktop app.
Get started with Loreon
- Open the Loreon website in a web browser.
- Use the free Editor plan for reading, writing, editing, and organizing a manuscript.
- Import pasted text or a .md, .txt, or .docx file.
- Organize canon in the story bible and use the outlining and chapter workspace.
- Purchase a prepaid credit pack for agent work.
What the free plan stops at
Imports are limited to 10 MiB, 150 chapters, 800 scenes, and 50,000 paragraphs, with each paragraph capped at 64 KiB. Agent work uses prepaid credits: Starter is $10.00 USD once for 1,000 credits; purchased credits never expire.
Questions about Loreon
Is Loreon free?
Yes. The Editor plan is free forever and covers reading, writing, editing, and organizing a manuscript.
How much do paid plans cost?
Starter costs $10.00 USD once for 1,000 credits, Writer costs $50.00 USD once for 5,000 credits, and Saga costs $250.00 USD once for 25,000 credits. The credits are prepaid and never expire.
What platforms does Loreon support?
Loreon is a web application. It has no offline mode or desktop app.
Can I import and export manuscripts?
You can import pasted text or .md, .txt, and .docx files. Exports are available as Markdown, plain text, PDF, and EPUB.
Does Loreon use user content to train AI models?
Loreon says it does not use user content to train AI models. Content sent to Anthropic for requested agent work is not used to train its models under their agreement.
Where is Loreon based, and how can I contact support?
Loreon is based in Oslo, Norway. Support is available at [email protected].
Loreon plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI book writing software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Book outlining
- Yes
- Chapter workspace
- Yes
- Continuity tools
- Yes
- Rewrite controls
- Yes
- Export formats
- Markdown, plain text, PDF, EPUB
