What's changing in NovLore, told the way we'd tell each other as writers: no press releases, just what you need to know when you open your manuscript again.
Coming soon
soon
Connecting
Connect the AI you already use
With the NovLore connectors, the AI you already use — Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini — reads your works and writes in them: chapters, characters, plot, with no copy and paste. Every change keeps the previous version in your history.
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Publishing
Your book, ready for print
We are preparing the print-ready PDF: trim size, margins and tolerance already set, ready to upload to the main print-on-demand platforms. For ebooks, “Publish on Amazon” already builds your Kindle ePub, for free.
October 2026
16Oct
Planning
Fantasy: a world to invent
Pick the Fantasy genre and the Dashboard opens a section just for your world: its rules, its magic, its lands and peoples. Peoples and factions, powers and spells, creatures: each has its own card. And whatever you write there is law for Spark, in the chat and when it writes a chapter with you.
You know how it goes: once a story starts moving, it has no patience for another five days. So we moved the date up. As of today Spark is open to everyone: the chat that knows your book, the Dashboard with characters, plot and places, chapter reviews and style touch-ups.
It runs on credits, in packs you buy when you need them: no subscription, no renewal to remember to cancel. Everything else — writing, arranging chapters, downloading your book — stays free, just like before.
One thing, writer to writer: Spark doesn't write your book for you, and it shouldn't. It asks the right questions, reminds you what you decided three chapters ago, shows you where a sentence stumbles. The voice stays yours. And if something feels off, tell us through “Help us improve”: we really do read every report.
Footnotes and bibliography, for anyone writing a thesis
If you're writing a thesis, you know how much the notes weigh. Now you add them right in the text, with citations linked to your bibliography: eight styles, and you can import references from BibTeX or RIS. When you're done, download it all as Word, with title page, abstract, table of contents, notes and bibliography already in place.
As soon as you create a work, press “Open Spark” and tell it the story as it comes, even in a jumble, typing or out loud. Spark walks you through it in stages, one question at a time, and at the end of each stage what you decided is saved to the Dashboard on its own. In the last stage it suggests your chapter outline.
Some ideas show up while you're walking or cooking, never when you're at your desk. Now you can dictate them: the microphone is there in the chapter, in the structure and in the Spark chat. It works on Chrome, Edge and Safari.
When the book is finished, “Publish on Amazon” builds your ePub for free, with title page, copyright and table of contents, ready to upload to Amazon KDP. If you like, Spark can also write your book listing: description, keywords and categories.
On the phone the page has gone minimal: one line at the top, your text, and the microphone under your thumb. Everything else waits in a menu until you look for it. Twenty minutes on the train is enough for a scene.
The Dashboard is your work's bible: characters, places, plot and style, all in one place. Now you can take it in at a glance: each page is a tile in a mosaic, with a color for each area, and you see right away where you stand. The more you fill it in, the more to the point Spark's answers get.
We redesigned the writing screen: the tools sit at the bottom, the chapters in a drawer you open when you need them, and when you select a sentence a small bubble shows what you can do with it. In the middle, at last, there's only your text.
Not all of us write in English, and not all in the same English as the person next door. There are 31 writing languages, with the most requested regional variants: American English, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Canadian French. Spark answers in your book's language.
17Jul
Writing
Your pages don't get lost
Every writer's fear is losing a good page. Before applying a change suggested by Spark, NovLore puts aside a copy of the text as it was, and you can save a version by hand whenever you like. Whatever happens, what you wrote stays.
17Jul
Writing
A backup assistant, always ready
For every task NovLore picks the best-suited model among Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini. And if one doesn't respond, another steps in without you noticing: you just keep writing.
Got a story waiting? Signing up is free, and you can start today.