FAQ

You can use the yazar.io dashboard (the panel where you organize your books) in 15 languages: Turkish, English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Polish, Dutch, Swedish, and Czech. You can switch languages from the Settings page; your book addresses (URLs) stay the same no matter which language you pick.

Worldbuilding in yazar.io means filling in ready-made sections (Characters, Locations, Organizations, Lore) and linking them with @Name. There's no separate 'worldbuilding mode': every section shares the same engine, and links work automatically in both directions.

No. You keep writing your novel in Word, Google Docs, or whatever writing app you already use; yazar.io isn't for writing the story itself, it's for organizing the world behind it.

You can organize your characters, locations, organizations, world rules, races, creatures, items, spells, beliefs, and terms unique to your story. You can also manage your notes, timeline, family tree, and the fields you use in each section.

Yes. You can link characters to family members, organizations, locations, items, and other elements of your story. The connections you create show up automatically on the related pages; relationships like parent and spouse also show up in your family tree.

Yes. You can decide what information appears in the character, location, and other sections through Field Templates. You can use the built-in fields or create new ones specific to your story; changes you make to a template don't break the records you've already created.