Fiction Writers Need AI-Assisted Continuity and Plot-Hole Detection
Long-form fiction writers struggle to maintain narrative continuity across large manuscripts. AI tools that read the full novel context and flag plot holes, worldbuilding inconsistencies, and continuity errors are an unmet need. A native Mac app with local AI support addresses privacy-conscious writers.
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