Write worlds.
Not paragraphs.
A fiction engine for slow stories and patient readers. Build a world once. Spin up books that live inside it — chapters of prose, or panels drawn episode by episode. Draw mood curves and watch either one write to the shape.
Three doors — pick the one you came through
audiencesLoreHub doesn't make you decide whether you're a writer or a reader. Most people start as one and become the other. Pick the door that fits today.
You already have a story.
You've outlined this thing for years. The engine handles the typesetting; you stay the author. Plan arcs, draw mood curves, watch chapters write to the shape.
- World & cast wizards
- Mood-arc generation
- Chapter-by-chapter AI
A story worth staying up for.
Serial fiction from independent authors — in prose, or drawn panel by panel. Follow the story, unlock chapters as they drop, build your library. No algorithm — just shelves.
- Nine genre shelves + curated picks
- Webtoons, manhwa & manga alongside text serials
- World forking
- Free to browse
You finished it. Now you want more.
The book ended. The world didn't. Fork the canon, keep writing — your version, the engine's help. Original author gets attributed and earns a token share.
- Fork any published world
- Diverge from canon
- Keep the lore
Five reasons this isn't another autocomplete
featuresEvery AI writing tool sells you a faster blank page. LoreHub sells you a slower one — with infrastructure underneath. The five things below are the actual product.
A prompt engine you can actually steer.
Style, pacing, voice, point-of-view — set them once on the World, override per chapter. The model is the typesetter; you stay the author. No more re-prompting until you get tired.
Draw the curve. Watch the chapter follow.
Author-shaped emotional arcs per Arc and Sub-Arc — calm, tension, release. The engine reads your curve and writes against it, so pacing isn't accidental.
Characters act. The world reacts.
NPCs hold goals, factions hold grudges, geography holds memory. Off-page life continues while your protagonist is on-stage. The engine doesn't forget — emergent property.
Fork a world. Or build on someone else's.
Publish Worlds, license sub-arcs, fork into your own canon. Lore wants to be shared — the marketplace keeps attribution clean and splits token earnings automatically.
Same engine. Now it draws.
Character Design Studio, panel-by-panel generation, live dialogue bubbles. Webtoon, manhwa, manhua & manga — same world graph underneath.
The engine, writing live
demoAn example chapter, typed out on this page, showing how the engine follows a mood curve as it writes. Pick a genre below to see the shape change.
The lightning arced across the meridians Wei Liang had spent three years cultivating. One false breath and his core would shatter — but the breakthrough was inches away.
He spread the map across the table, and Clara noticed for the first time that his handwriting matched the margin notes in every atlas she had ever studied.
Crew manifest: 2,048 colonists. Verified alive: 2,047. The anomaly had been aboard for fourteen years before I noticed the discrepancy.
Nine shelves — pick a corner of the library
genresWhat people say after a hundred chapters in
voicesThe mood curve changed how I outline. I draw it, the engine writes against it — and I'm still the one in charge of the feeling.
I came to read. Then I forked someone's world and shipped 40 chapters.
First AI billing that doesn't feel like a meter on my chest.
Pricing that respects the page
commerceMonthly plans from $1.99. No surge pricing, no hidden fees. Cancel any time — everything you've made stays readable, downloadable, and exportable.