Character relationship map
Add the links between your characters and what kind they are: the map draws itself as you go, with one colour per relationship type. Download it as an image for your notes or your corkboard.
The map, drawn from your text, scene by scene
SagaScope infers character relationships from your manuscript, shows them in an interactive graph and tracks how they change from scene to scene.
Join the waitlistA guided sheet for your places and factions, to copy or download.
What a relationship map reveals
A character linked to everyone else is often the heart of the plot; an isolated character is either a deliberate mystery or one who hasn't found their place yet. Hostile and romantic relationships create the most conflict: check that your protagonist has at least one.
Relationships change
The map shows one moment. In a novel, alliances become rivalries and rivalries become romances. Draw one map for the beginning and one for the end: the difference between them is your story's relationship arc.
Common questions
- How many characters can the map show?
- Up to 16. Beyond that a map gets hard to read: make one per family, faction or plot line.
- How can I reuse the map?
- Download it as SVG: the file opens in a browser, prints, and can be inserted into most note-taking and word-processing apps.
And for the whole novel's consistency?
SagaScope builds your story bible from your text and alerts you when a detail contradicts itself. Join the waitlist.