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What's happening at NovLore: announcements, freshly landed features, and what to expect at launch.
NovLore is launching in beta — but everything works
At launch NovLore will carry the beta label, and it's worth being clear about what that means to us: not a half-built product, but a complete, working one — editor, structure, characters, plot, writing assistant, downloads — that we keep refining together with the people who actually use it.
Writers won't be spectators: they'll be able to help improve NovLore by sending precise, targeted feedback — an unclear step, unexpected editor behavior, a writing-assistant suggestion that needs polishing. Every detailed report (where it happened, what you expected, what actually happened) gets read and weighed: that's how the beta becomes, week after week, the tool writers actually want.
July 2026
Now writing in 31 languages
Writing languages go up to 31, including the most requested regional variants: American English, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Canadian French. The writing assistant writes and suggests in the language chosen for the book.
July 2026
Chapter versions are protected
Before applying any change proposed by the writing assistant, NovLore freezes a copy of the previous text. You can also save a version manually from the history: a move by the writing assistant never makes you lose what you'd written.
July 2026
A backup writing assistant, always ready
For every task, NovLore uses whichever model fits best among the top writing assistants — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini. As of now, if one provider doesn't respond, another steps in automatically: writers don't even notice.
Coming soon — October 20, 2026
Opening to the public
The private beta opens up: sign-ups become available to everyone. Waitlist members will be notified first, with any exclusive offers.
Want to be there when we open the doors?