Writing & Worldbuilding
The Story Weaver
Organize plot threads against character arcs. Rows are Character (Protagonist, Antagonist, Sidekick, Mentor); columns are Narrative Beat (Inciting Incident, Rising Action, Climax, Resolution).
What the two axes are
Rows — Character
- Protagonist
- Antagonist
- Sidekick
- Mentor
Columns — Narrative Beat
- Inciting Incident
- Rising Action
- Climax
- Resolution
And then pivot it
The same cards answer a different question when you swap the axes. Put Narrative Beat down the side and Character across the top and the board re-sorts itself — nothing is duplicated, nothing is re-entered, and every card keeps both of its values.
Start with The Story Weaver
Create a free account and the board is waiting, facets and values already in place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Organize plot threads against character arcs. Rows are Character (Protagonist, Antagonist, Sidekick, Mentor); columns are Narrative Beat (Inciting Incident, Rising Action, Climax, Resolution).
Yes — that is the point of a two-axis board. Character and Narrative Beat can trade places in one click, and the grid re-sorts without duplicating or re-entering anything.
Yes. Every template is free on every plan, including Free, which allows five boards per space.