Questions, answered.

LoreHub is a fiction engine — a structured platform for writing longer, more consistent stories with AI. Unlike one-shot generators, LoreHub gives your AI a persistent memory of your world: characters, factions, locations, history, and lore that carry across every chapter you write.

It's designed for authors who want AI as a collaborator, not a ghostwriter. You define the world, plan the arcs, shape the emotional trajectory. The engine executes inside those constraints.

Most AI writing tools treat each conversation as a blank slate. LoreHub is built around persistent world context — your characters, their histories and relationships, factions, geography, and lore all feed into every generation. The AI doesn't forget what it wrote in chapter one when it's on chapter twelve.

We also give you tools that don't exist elsewhere: Mood Trajectories (draw the emotional arc of a chapter), Arc Planning (plot beats across a book), and the Living World simulation (characters act between chapters). These are features for authors who care about story craft, not just speed.

No. LoreHub is designed to work at two depths: a casual user can generate a chapter in a few minutes without touching advanced settings; a serious world-builder can spend weeks crafting every detail. The platform surfaces complexity only when you reach for it.

That said, LoreHub rewards authorial intent. The more direction you give — in your world entities, your arc plans, your mood curves — the better the output.

LoreHub is currently in pre-launch. We're running a private beta with invited writers. To join the waitlist and be among the first to access the platform, get in touch or sign up on the home page.

LoreHub is browser-based and works on any modern device — desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone. We recommend a larger screen for world-building and arc planning, but reading and light editing work well on mobile. There is currently no standalone app; the web app is the product.

The free tier gives you one active world, up to two books within it, and a monthly generation credit allowance that's enough to write a few chapters. It's designed to let you experience the platform fully before committing to a paid plan.

See the Pricing page for a full comparison of what's included at each tier.

Each generation (a chapter, a world entity, a cover image) costs a small number of credits. Your plan includes a monthly credit allowance. Wallet credits are top-up credits you can purchase when you've used your plan allowance — they carry forward indefinitely and never expire.

Wallet credits are non-refundable once purchased. Unused credits carry forward as long as your account is active. If you close your account, unused Wallet credits are forfeited. We recommend purchasing in smaller amounts if you're unsure about your usage.

Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately; you'll be charged a prorated amount for the remainder of your billing period. Downgrades take effect at the end of the current billing period — you keep access to your current plan until then. Content created on a higher-tier plan is retained, but some features may become read-only on a lower plan.

Yes — we offer a discounted plan for verified educators, students, and non-commercial creative writing groups. Contact us with your institution email and a brief description of your use case, and we'll get back to you within a week.

You do. Your worlds, books, characters, and all AI-generated content produced from your prompts and world context remain your intellectual property. LoreHub does not claim ownership of anything you create on the platform.

By publishing to the Marketplace, you grant LoreHub a non-exclusive license to display and distribute that content on the platform — but you can unpublish at any time.

No. Your private worlds, books, and characters are never used to train AI models — ours or anyone else's. This is a foundational commitment, not a footnote.

Publicly published content on the Marketplace may be used for platform improvement (e.g. ranking and recommendation) with appropriate anonymization, subject to your privacy settings. You can opt out in your account settings.

Yes. You can export any world, book, or entity collection as a structured JSON file, and any book as a formatted PDF or EPUB, at any time from your account. Your content is never held hostage.

On account deletion, your private content is queued for removal within 30 days. You have a 30-day window after requesting deletion to export anything you want to keep. After that window, private data is permanently removed. Content you published to the Marketplace may be retained in anonymized form to preserve fork trees and derivative works.

LoreHub uses a selection of frontier language models, choosing the best model for each task type (prose generation, entity extraction, simulation, summarization). We don't tie the platform to a single model provider — we swap and upgrade as models improve. The current model list is available in the help center.

Language models are probabilistic — they don't guarantee exact compliance with every directive. LoreHub's Prompt Engine is designed to maximize adherence through structured context injection, but some variation is inherent to the technology.

If a generation misses the mark, use the regenerate function (which varies the approach) or refine your directives. The platform's world entity system helps consistency significantly — well-defined characters and locations give the model less room to invent unwanted variations.

Mood Trajectories are per-chapter emotional arc curves you draw in a visual editor. You set the tension, tone, and intensity across the chapter — and the engine uses these curves to shape pacing, scene length, and prose register as it writes. A chapter that should build to a crisis will write differently from one that should offer relief. Learn more →

The Living World simulation runs between chapters, advancing the state of your world. Characters make decisions, relationships evolve, economies shift, power changes hands — all based on their defined motivations and the events of preceding chapters. When you start a new chapter, the world you write into has moved. Learn more →

The Marketplace is where published LoreHub worlds become part of a shared creative graph. Authors publish their world (with the books written in it); readers browse and read; explorers fork the world into their own copy and write divergent stories from it. Revenue from forks and reader subscriptions flows back to the original world's creator. Learn more →

A fork is a copy of a published world that an explorer takes into their own account. From that point, it diverges independently — the explorer can write new books, modify entities, add characters, and take the story in a completely different direction. The fork always credits back to the source world.

Published worlds earn through fork fees (a one-time credit when someone forks your world), reader subscriptions (ongoing revenue from readers who follow your world's published books), and optional tips. Revenue sharing terms and rates are detailed in the Terms of Service.

Yes. Publishing to the Marketplace is entirely optional. Private worlds are never indexed, listed, or accessible to anyone other than you (and any collaborators you explicitly invite). You can publish, unpublish, and re-publish at any time.

All data is encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3). We host on AWS in the EU-West region. Access to production systems is restricted to a small number of engineers with MFA-enforced authentication. See the Security page for a full overview.

LoreHub stores data in AWS data centres located in the EU (Ireland, eu-west-1). We do not currently offer data residency selection. If this is a requirement for your use case, contact us to discuss.

To request access to, correction of, or deletion of your personal data, email [email protected]. We will acknowledge your request within 5 business days and fulfill it within 30 days. For full details of your rights, see our GDPR / Data Rights policy.