CanonGuard

CanonGuard

Keep story canon consistent as your world grows

richardadegoke96
@richardadegoke96
Last updated on Mar 6, 2026
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About CanonGuard

CanonGuard helps you keep your story consistent by automatically tracking characters, timelines, rules, and relationships as you write. You can detect narrative contradictions instantly, ensuring that your world-building remains flawless. This tool is designed to support authors and creators in maintaining a cohesive canon across complex projects.

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richardadegoke96

Finally live 🚀

CanonGuard started as a personal fix for lore and rule drift in long-form stories. It’s been useful enough that I’m opening it up. Curious what people think

Product had at the time: 3 upvotes • 1 comments • 2 followers • 1 PeerPush

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richardadegoke96

Finally live 🚀 CanonGuard started as a personal fix for lore and rule drift in long-form stories. It’s been useful enough that I’m opening it up. Curious what people think