Live in the worlds you dream about.

Describe a world you’d love to visit and LoreWeaver’s AI storyteller brings it to life. Talk to anyone there, and come back whenever you like. Your story will be right where you left it, down to the details.

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Prologue

If you’ve played a long story with an AI, you’ve probably watched it lose track. After an hour or so it starts forgetting names and things that happened earlier, and you end up reminding it of your own story.

We built LoreWeaver to fix that. As you play, it writes down what happened in short memories and keeps a running summary of the story. Your world’s people and places go on lore cards, which come back into the story whenever they’re mentioned.

Below are four scenes from one story, set in an old walled harbor town. Each scene has a short note about what LoreWeaver was doing behind it.

Chapter I · Memory

LoreWeaver remembers what you’ve done.

A hooded figure waits at the foot of a colossal iron gate bound with threads of golden light, a lantern on the step and a crescent moon overhead
Plate IAgnes at the town gate

Night 7, at the town gate

The gate is shut when you get there. Agnes is standing in front of it with her lantern at her feet, and she doesn’t step aside. “Six nights ago you told me you’d have the key back before the evening bell.”1 Behind the wall, the bell has just stopped ringing. She holds out her hand.

Chapter II · Lore

Your world’s details stay consistent.

Lantern-lit stone steps descend to a dark bay where a half-flooded chapel arch glows with candles, a terraced town climbing the hill behind it
Plate IIThe harbor steps at dusk

Night 8, down at the harbor

You go down the steps to the harbor. Out in the bay, someone has lit candles inside the old flooded chapel, and the women mending nets on the landing keep glancing at it. When you ask them about the chapel2, the oldest one puts her net down. “We don’t row out there,” she says. “Nobody has in years. If you want the story, ask Pascoe at the archive.”

Chapter III · The Loom

You can add rules and dice rolls.

Two guards carrying lanterns walk a castle wall beneath a great full moon rising over sea cliffs, a line of golden stars drawn across the sky
Plate IIIMoonrise over the sea wall

Night 14, on the sea wall

When the moon comes up over the cliffs, the guards on the sea wall change shifts.3 For a minute or two, nobody is watching the stretch of wall above you. You start climbing. The stones are wet and the drop to the rocks is long, but you find the gaps in the old mortar and pull yourself over the top while both lanterns are turned the other way.

Chapter IV · Voice

LoreWeaver can read the story to you.

An old archivist reads aloud from a book on a lectern in a candlelit archive, a moonlit gate visible through the arched window behind him
Plate IVPascoe reading from the town ledger

Later that night, at the archive

Pascoe doesn’t ask how you got in. You put the key on his desk, and he goes to find the town’s old ledger. He turns the pages for a while, then stops and reads one entry out loud.4 “Gate key, iron. Lent to the chapel. Not returned.” He looks up at you. “So it was never hers to lend you.”

In the app

Here’s that story in LoreWeaver.

This is the screen you play on. It shows the latest scene along with the memories LoreWeaver chose for the next reply.

The Gate KeyNight 14
Your turn
A walled harbor town climbing a hill above a moonlit bay, a candlelit chapel arch half under water

The harbor road, before dawn

Agnes

“So Pascoe found it in his ledger. I don’t care what his book says. I want that key back.”

Contents

Pick a genre or a way to play.

Each one has its own page with story ideas and tips. When you’re ready to play, the Hub has worlds made by other players.

Questions

Before you start.

01What is LoreWeaver?

LoreWeaver is an AI storytelling and roleplay platform for adults. You play stories in worlds that have their own lore and history, and an AI storyteller writes each scene with you. It saves memories and a running summary as you play and brings in lore cards when they’re relevant, so long stories stay consistent.

02Is LoreWeaver free?

Yes. The free plan includes unlimited replies from the free storyteller and 25 premium replies a day. Paid plans start at $7.99 a month and give you more premium replies each day and a longer memory for each story.

03Can I try it without an account?

Yes. Open any community world in the Hub and press Play now. The opening scene is already there, and a premium storyteller writes your first 20 replies without an account. If you sign up afterward, the story comes with you.

04Does the AI remember my story?

Yes. It saves memories as you play and keeps a running summary of the story, and lore cards come back into a scene when their names come up. How much of the story each reply can see depends on your plan, from 6,400 tokens on the free plan up to 100,000 on Legendary.

05Can I bring characters from SillyTavern, Chub, or Janitor AI?

Yes. You can import Tavern character cards as PNG, JSON, or CHARX files, and they come in with their portraits, greetings, and any lorebook attached. SillyTavern World Info, NovelAI lorebooks, and AI Dungeon story cards import too.

06Who is LoreWeaver for?

Adults who like roleplay and interactive fiction. You need to be 18 or older to make an account. Mature themes are allowed within our published limits, and your stories stay private unless you choose to publish them.

Get started

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Choose a community world in the Hub and play right away without signing up. If you’d rather build your own world, making an account is free too.

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