Your System is a character. Treat it like canon.
In progression fantasy, the System is load-bearing: a stat that regresses, a skill that breaks its own cooldown rule, a level-up that contradicts Book 2's XP math — readers catch it within hours. Scribegrove's series-as-header world model holds your stats, skills, levels, and rules as canon that every book inherits, and consistency scans flag a broken rule before your comment section does.
1 million tokens on sign-up · 150,000 more every month · no credit card · You never have to subscribe — buy tokens and pay for what you need. · Never trained on your manuscript
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What this tool does for you specifically.
The System lives on the series, not in your head
Stats, skill trees, level thresholds, class rules, cultivation stages — define them once on the SERIES record. Book 1, Book 9, and the side-story all read from the same source of truth. When your protagonist unlocks a new tier mid-serial, promote it to series canon with one click and every later entry inherits it.
Consistency scans that catch a broken rule
The whole-book Story Doctor reads your manuscript against your canon and surfaces drift: a skill used before it was earned, a stat that silently regressed, a rule that held in Book 3 but breaks in a Book 7 fight scene. Every finding anchors to the exact chapter and scene — preview before anything changes.
Blueprint import for the serial you already wrote
Ten books deep with the System documented nowhere but the prose? Upload your existing manuscripts (DOCX, TXT, MD, RTF). Blueprint review extracts characters, locations, systems, and canon items into an entity graph you preview before committing — no rebuilding your wiki by hand.
Built for rapid-release cadence
Weekly or biweekly chapters don't leave time for a desktop-only workflow. Scribegrove runs in the browser with a phone reader — review Grove's anchored findings and your beta readers' notes from your phone between sessions, and get the next chapter out on schedule.
One plan — or pay as you go.
Same product on both paths. One $14.99/mo plan — The Writer — covers the whole book, or buy token packs from $5 and never subscribe.
ONE PLAN
The Writer
One plan for the whole book — write, edit, export, publish.
- 3M weighted tokens every month
- Exports and publishing free
- Images 20k tokens each
- Unused tokens: 25% carries into next month
- Cancel anytime
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Pay as you go
You never have to subscribe — every step just costs tokens.
- Token packs: $5 / 500k · $15 / 2M · $30 / 5M
- Purchased tokens never expire
- Any purchase unlocks exports + publishing (25k each)
- Images 20k tokens each
What litrpg authors usually ask first.
Can Scribegrove actually track my stat system?
Yes — that's what the series-as-header model is for. Your System (stats, skills, classes, level thresholds, advancement rules) lives on the SERIES record as structured canon. Every book inherits it, Grove reads it when reviewing or answering questions, and consistency scans check your prose against it. It's not a spreadsheet bolted onto a word processor; the canon is what the editor reads.
How does it catch a broken progression rule?
The whole-book Story Doctor reads your full manuscript against your series canon and surfaces contradictions: a skill fired before the chapter where it was unlocked, a level that doesn't match the XP rules you defined, a cultivation stage skipped without explanation. Every finding links to the exact chapter and scene, and nothing is rewritten — you review each one and decide what to fix.
I'm 8 books into a serial. Do I have to re-type my whole System?
No. Upload your existing books and the blueprint import pipeline runs a map-reduce pass over each manuscript: it chunks the text, extracts characters, locations, systems, and canon items, aggregates across chunks, and synthesizes a series-ready entity graph. You preview and edit the graph before committing anything to your series record.
My cast is huge — dozens of party members, guilds, NPCs. Does that break it?
Large casts are the normal case for this genre, and the model is built for it: main characters live on the series so they're available in every book, book-only characters stay confined to their book, and you can promote a side character to series canon the moment they earn a bigger role. Grove reads the canon record rather than re-loading your whole cast into a chat window.
Will the AI rewrite my chapters?
No. Everything is preview-then-apply. Grove reads the whole book, surfaces findings anchored to chapter and scene, and waits. You decide what to act on. The product position is a senior editor writing margin notes on your serial — not a ghostwriter producing pages.
What does it cost for a rapid-release schedule?
Two doors, one currency. The Writer is $14.99/mo for 3M tokens every month, with exports and publishing free — which suits a rapid-release schedule. Or buy token packs ($5/500k · $15/2M · $30/5M) and never subscribe; packed tokens never expire and every step just costs tokens. Managed AI throughout — no API keys, no model picking. Free to start — 1M AI tokens, no card. 30-day money-back guarantee on unused subscriptions.