Hey Product Hunt! Maker here. 👋 Talmaara started with a problem every fantasy writer knows: my world lived in a notebook here, a document there, a spreadsheet of dates somewhere else — and my manuscript couldn't see any of it. The mistakes that slipped through weren't style problems, they were facts. A character who should be dead. An age that didn't add up. A war mentioned two chapters before anyone fought it. So I built the thing I couldn't find: a workspace where the book and the world share one clock. Every scene gets a date on your world's own calendar — you invent the months, the eras, the day lengths, and the whole app runs on them — and every character, event, and era in your lore is dated too. While you draft, Talmaara cross-checks the two and flags what can't be true. Two things I want to be upfront about: No AI touches your writing. The continuity check is pure date math on the facts you've dated and linked — deterministic, so a flag is a fact, not a hunch. Talmaara never reads your manuscript with AI and never writes a word for you; it keeps what you wrote true. It also keeps the price honest — there's no AI bill baked into your subscription. Your words are never trapped. Draft offline in the desktop editor, sync when you reconnect, export DOCX or PDF anytime. Talmaara is free in beta right now. I'd love to hear how you keep your worlds consistent today — and if you try it, tell me the first contradiction it catches. Ask me anything!

Talmaara

Worldbuilding and Storytelling at it's finest

Worldbuilding and Storytelling at it's finest