Write the story, build the world, draw the pages. One Story Bible keeps every chapter and panel consistent.
That is not a lamp.
It is a memory.
Generated with NestBytes. The art is AI-generated and the lettering is live text you can edit.
Characters, world rules, timeline and open threads live in one place. Writing, comics and character chat all pull from it. When a new draft contradicts it, you decide what wins.
The Lampwright of Lowtide
Sample project with sample data written by NestBytes
Theodric Ashgrove, foghorn keeper
Continuity conflict in your chapter 4 draft
The draft lights a lamp for the second time. Your world rules say a lamp holds one memory and cannot be lit twice. Nothing has been changed.
Your script is split into scenes and panels. Each panel is its own job with a prompt, a status and a version history. Regenerate the one you do not like and keep the rest.
Queued
Waiting for a free slot. Cancel any time before it starts.
Generating
The image model is working. You can keep editing other panels.
Completed
Saved as a version. Older versions stay available.
Failed
Nothing is charged. Retry the panel on its own.
Webtoons are a vertical stack of panels. Manga pages use a panel grid. Both export as images, and stories export as TXT, Markdown or PDF.
Image models do not remember faces. Attach a portrait as a reference and the character stays recognisable from panel to panel. Leave it out and she may not. We show you both, and you pick the version to keep. We do not promise perfect consistency, because no image model can.
Prompt only
The character in this panel is a different woman.
Prompt plus reference portrait
Short dark hair, goggles and apron carry over.
Reference images need the FLUX.2 klein model. The fast FLUX.1 schnell model draws square images only and cannot take references, so NestBytes picks the right model for each panel and tells you which one it used.
Talk to the people in your story, change a scene by describing the change, and share the finished work.
Each character speaks from their profile and the Bible, not from a generic persona. Set the scene, branch the story with choices, and reset or delete a conversation whenever you like.
You left the lamp lit on the bridge. Why?
Because someone needed to see it. Do not ask me who yet.
Example written by NestBytes, not a real conversation.
The Lampwright of Lowtide
A NestBytes sample story
Covers come from your project. The title is live text you can change.
Describe the change. The panel gets a new version and the old one stays.
Make the rain heavier and move the lantern to her left hand.
Keep work private, share a reading link, or unpublish whenever you want. Download your files any time.
Every account gets a daily allowance. You see what an action costs before you run it, and a generation that fails does not use your allowance.
