Long stories depend on more than remembering names and events. They depend on knowing what has changed, who knows what, and which story threads remain unresolved.
Pocket FM's Narrative World Model (NWM) builds structured memory from finalized chapters. It records characters, relationships, locations, objects and world rules, alongside scenes, narrative beats and plot threads. These records are connected in a temporal knowledge graph that preserves how the story develops, with links to the supporting text.
When a writer asks a question, NWM retrieves relevant evidence from the story up to the selected chapter. It can connect information across chapters, distinguish when an event happened from when it was revealed, and surface changes in character knowledge or relationships. This provides story-grounded context for writing tools without treating future plans as established facts.
Built from your chapters
Turns finalized prose into structured story records, linked to the text that supports them.
Characters and relationships
Tracks character goals, knowledge, status and relationship changes across the story.
World details
Records locations, object ownership and condition, and the rules established within the story world.
Events and revelations
Distinguishes the order of events from the order in which characters and readers learn about them.
Story threads and payoffs
Connects scenes, narrative beats, open plot threads and their later resolutions.
Relevant context across chapters
Assembles evidence from text search and graph retrieval, scoped to chapters available at that point.
