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Progressive knowledge
Profiles and lore change with the reader’s actual place in the text instead of exposing the whole series at once.
Narrative enrichment infrastructure
EnrichReader transforms a reader's progress into the right context: evolving character profiles, connected lore, and traceable narrative facts that never reveal the next chapter too soon.
Working product
Reader app available on web and Android
Demonstrated output
Public narrative reports across multiple long-form series
Local-first reader
Reading and spoiler controls stay on the device
The product
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Profiles and lore change with the reader’s actual place in the text instead of exposing the whole series at once.
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Characters, places, organizations, objects, and events become an explorable layer attached to the story.
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Structured facts are tied to chapter context so the product can preserve narrative order and support verification.
The technology
The enrichment pipeline is designed to make narrative information useful without treating a model response as the final product.
Book content is organized into chapters and blocks, while local named-entity detection identifies the people, places, organizations, objects, and events worth tracking.
Gemini supports ambiguous entity classification, chapter-context fact extraction, and contextual identity resolution as the Skin-generation pipeline builds the structured reading layer.
Deterministic checks validate evidence-linked fields, maintain narrative invariants, and version facts by chapter before the final Skin is packaged for the reader.
The reader combines a local book with the resulting Skin to reveal the right context at the right point in the story, including when the reader is offline.
Public proof
Our public reports show the kind of structured output the pipeline can produce: entity journeys, mention patterns, narrative gaps, and more.
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Explore a public narrative analysis built from structured entities and chapter-level data.
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