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A wiki is an AI-written page for a term: usually a character, but also places, organizations, and other recurring terms, with citations back to the chapters it drew from and AI-generated art where relevant. It updates automatically as more of the novel is translated, so an early wiki fills in over time rather than needing a manual refresh.
Where to find wikis#
- A novel's page: the Characters section links to that novel's Wiki page, showing every term with a wiki for that novel.
- Wikis: browse every wiki on the site, with search, a genre filter, a type filter, and sort (Popular (Weekly), Popular (Monthly), Popular (All Time), Most Liked, Recently Updated, Recently Created, or Name).
- From a term's details: if a wiki exists, its dialog shows a View Wiki button.
Requesting a wiki#
Open a term without a wiki yet and choose Generate Wiki. Generating a wiki is a $25 tier feature; on any other tier you'll see a message explaining that, instead of a wiki being generated. See Pricing and limits for tier details. On the $25 tier, generating wikis is capped at 60 a month.
When a wiki can be written#
A wiki can only be written once at least 90% of the novel is translated. Requesting a wiki before that:
- Queues your request. It isn't lost or refused. Once the novel crosses that threshold, your wiki is generated automatically.
- If you ask again before it's ready, you'll see a message that it's already queued, rather than a duplicate request.
Once the novel crosses that 90% mark, requesting starts generating the wiki immediately. Either way, generating a wiki takes a few minutes. You'll get a notification in your notification bell once it's ready.
Likes#
Every wiki has a like (heart) button. Tap it to like or unlike. One like per reader, and the count is visible to everyone.
Staying up to date#
A wiki's summary and citations can be refreshed by generating it again: look for a Regenerate option on the wiki page. Regenerating replaces the current wiki, using whatever has been translated since it was last written.
Character art#
Character (and other) images shown on a wiki are generated automatically as part of creating the wiki. They're AI-made, not a scan or the official cover art.
Reporting a wrong wiki#
If a wiki is wrong, outdated, or its image doesn't match the character, use Report Wiki on that wiki's page. Pick what's wrong:
| Report type | For |
|---|---|
| Wrong image | The image doesn't match the character (wrong gender/appearance, low quality, or a placeholder) |
| Wrong / false info | A factual error, confused characters, or made-up detail |
| Outdated | Missing recent developments, or something that changed later in the story |
| Inappropriate | Offensive or explicit content |
| Other | Anything else, including a duplicate entry |
Add details on what's wrong, then submit. You can submit up to 20 reports a day. A moderator reviews it; an approved "Wrong image" report regenerates the image, and an approved "Wrong / false info" or "Outdated" report refreshes the wiki. See Reporting for how reports work generally.
Aliases sharing a wiki#
A term that's an alias of another (an alternate name pointing to the same underlying character or thing) doesn't have its own wiki: it shares the canonical term's wiki. Opening an alias's page shows a link to read the wiki on the term that actually owns it, rather than an empty page.