How Voysey keeps your story consistent

Long-form writing has one enemy above all others: drift. Characters change names between chapters. A city gets renamed. A prop stops mattering halfway through. Voysey maintains a continuity ledger for your project and enforces it every time it drafts, so what is established in chapter 1 still holds in chapter 30.

What the ledger tracks

• Characters: canonical names, roles, and any pinned traits.
• Places: names of locations and how they connect.
• Established facts: anything the story has committed to.

Where the ledger enforces itself

• At the revision gate, where Voysey catches cross-beat name drift before a chapter is accepted.
• At the polish pass, where the final read cannot quietly rename characters or move locations.
• At the roster check, where characters appearing in a scene must be in the cast. No orphans invented by a polish pass.