Part of the Inkbreaker tools
Languages
Build a language for your world, from its first sounds to a full dictionary.
Claim your deskThe Languages tool builds a constructed language and keeps it living beside your story. Start with a few notes and a handful of words, or go all the way to a writing system, a sound inventory, grammar, and inflection tables. It is as simple or as deep as your world needs.
Generate words that fit the sounds you chose, translate a line against the words you have defined, and drop your coinages straight into your prose with a hover gloss. You can build the whole language inside the editor, without leaving your draft.
From first sounds to a living language
Stay shallow with a few notes, or go all the way down. Either way the engine does real work on your words.
Draw your script
Hand-draw each letter, compile it into a real font, and write in your own alphabet right inside the editor. It handles an alphabet, a syllabary, or an just the same.
Sounds, then words
Choose the consonants, vowels, and syllable shapes your language allows. The generator reads that and coins words that fit, so new words always sound like they belong.
Grammar that fills itself in
Define your cases and affixes once. Give the engine a base word and it inflects it across the whole paradigm for you, ready to edit.
In your story
Drop a word into your prose as a hover-gloss chip, type a phrase with /script, and your font travels with every export.
Under the hood, it is a real engine
Write ordered rules, then type a test word and watch it evolve, or apply the whole set to your dictionary at once. It is the same .
p → b / V_Vapa → abaName your rows and columns, give a base word, and the engine inflects it for every cell from the affixes you defined. Fix any cell the rules could not guess.
Generation follows your sound inventory and the sequences you forbid, so it never suggests a shape your language would not allow.
Your script is built over the romanization you type, so it never turns into empty boxes. A screen reader reads the romanization, and your writing stays readable for everyone.
The rest of the tools
World Bible
One canonical reference for everything in your world.
Relationship Web
See how your characters connect, and how those ties change.
Time Weaver
Your world's history on one spine, in your own calendar.
Lexicon Engine
Names that sound like they belong to your world.
Interactive Maps
Map your world, pin the places in it, and link them to your story.
Consistency Sentinel
A second read for the continuity errors that slip past.
Canvas
A real whiteboard for plotting a story, mapping who knows what, and pinning the parts that matter.
Cover Studio
Design a cover, and make it your book’s real cover.
Chapter Planner
Plan your story chapter by chapter, in whatever structure fits it.
Scene Header Linter
Catch slugline problems before a reader does.
Page Count Estimator
See how long your script runs, and where the acts land.
Poetry Studio
Your whole poem, read on every level at once.
Rhyme Finder
Find the word that rhymes and fits the line.
Form Atlas
Browse the fixed forms, and write to one.
Revision Lens
See what to sharpen in a draft.
Inverted Pyramid Analyzer
See whether your story front-loads what matters.
Fact Placeholder Tracker
Never file with a TK still in the copy.
CTA Strength Analyzer
Find the weak spot in every call to action.
Format Fit Checker
Check your copy against the limits of where it runs.