Genres

A family saga follows a family across several generations over a long span of time. Births, marriages, separations and inheritance feuds connect over decades. yazar.io helps you keep a large family, its generations and its years consistent in one place.

Retelling a myth means working with a world that already exists but is complicated: divine family lines stretching across generations, conflicting versions, countless creatures and sacred places. Whether you start from Greek, Norse, Turkic or another mythology, the real work is tracking what you take from the sources and what you change. yazar.io helps you keep that complex inheritance organized.

Cozy fantasy is a warm, low-stakes fantasy subgenre: instead of saving the world, it follows a dragon opening a tea shop in a small town, a bookseller's friendships or the quiet days of an inn. There are no great wars, but the world is still rich in detail: the townsfolk, their traditions, the seasons and the small secrets. yazar.io helps you keep that intimate world's details in one place.

Dystopia is a genre that stands on its rules: the regime's laws, who can access what, how the resistance is organized and how the world ended up this way. yazar.io helps you keep these parts of a dystopian world connected and consistent.

Young adult novels are usually about characters growing up inside a big friend group, a school or a community. Relationships change fast, secrets pile up, and as a series goes on it gets harder to track who told whom what. yazar.io helps you keep these characters and relationships in one place.

Adventure novels are built on journeys, discoveries and changing places: a route across a map, peoples and creatures met along the way, a treasure being chased. yazar.io helps you keep every stop on the journey, and every character and item encountered, linked and consistent.