Most AI Tools Generate Slop
You've tried them. Walls of text that sound impressive but say nothing. Bullet points that could describe any fantasy setting. "Rich histories" that contradict themselves three paragraphs later.
They generate fragments — disconnected lore, generic descriptions, "autocomplete creativity" that sounds like everyone else's world.
That's not worldbuilding. That's noise.
Canonry Is Different
We don't generate for you. We help you build with you. Great worlds aren't just written — they're managed, reconciled, organized, expanded, and ultimately published.
Canonry is the toolkit that takes you from the smallest seed of an idea to a complete, living world.
You Are the Author. Always.
Canonry treats your vision as the source of truth. AI doesn't replace your decision-making — it supports it.
Never Without Approval
AI suggestions are proposals — never silent canon changes. You decide what becomes real.
Never Used Elsewhere
Your world remains yours. We don't train models on your lore or use your ideas for other people's worlds.
Never Optional
Canonry isn't built for passive generation. The creator is central — that's the point.
Privacy by default: We don't train models on your worlds. Your data stays private, used only to power your experience.
14 Experts Who Understand Your World
These aren't chatbots. They're knowledge-driven specialists who ask compelling questions, propose expansions that fit your world, and connect ideas into coherent canon.
The goal isn't "new ideas for you." The goal is: your ideas, made deeper.
Your Guide
Orchestrator & Assistant
"I weave the threads of your world together, calling on specialists when their expertise serves your vision."
Guiding, synthesizing, ensures coherence across all domains
- ?What aspect of your world would you like to explore deeper?
- ?I notice a potential connection between these ideas—shall we develop it?
- ?Which specialist perspective would help most with this question?
When you establish that magic requires rare components, I'll flag this for the Economist to explore trade implications, the Political Scientist to consider power dynamics, and the Cartographer to identify where these resources might be found.
Start Fresh or Bring What You Have
Whether you're starting from a spark of inspiration or importing years of existing lore, Canonry meets you where you are.
Creation Wizard
For new worlds & fresh ideas
Document Import
For existing lore & notes
Everything Connected, Nothing Lost
Every fact, entity, and relationship in one searchable place. Your world stops being scattered notes — it becomes a coherent, queryable knowledge base that specialists can draw from and build upon.
World Guides That Read Like Literature
Not bullet points. Not wiki dumps. Immersive guides with dramatic vignettes, found documents, and voices that feel human.
Setting Guide
35-50k words
Complete encyclopedia
Player's Guide
15-30k words
Spoiler-free intro
DM's Guide
20-40k words
Secrets & hooks
Quick Start
3-5k words
Session zero
Scholar's Chronicle
Academic"It is recorded that the Thornwall was erected in 1247 AE, though some scholars contend the foundations predate official histories..."
Traveler's Account
Personal"I'll never forget my first sight of the Thornwall. The buzzing in my bones took hours to fade..."
Mythkeeper's Record
Legendary"It is told that in the days when the eastern darkness crept ever westward, the Seven Archmages spoke words of binding..."
Oracle's Revelation
Prophetic"The Thornwall is not what your histories claim. It is a seal upon a wound that has never healed..."
Whatever You're Building
Game Masters
Generate Player's Guides without spoilers, DM's Guides with all the secrets. Keep your table immersed in a world that feels consistent.
Authors
Build the backstory your novels deserve. The Mythkeeper's Record voice makes your worldbuilding feel like discovered lore, not exposition.
Game Designers
Create comprehensive Setting Guides for your homebrew systems. Every detail consistent, every fact traceable, every culture coherent.
Canonry requires a creator who wants to be involved.
This isn't for passive generation, fast content with no care for meaning, or "fully automated story machines." If you want AI to do everything for you, we're not the right tool. That's the point.