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Leave writing
to Humans.

Refine each line in your distinct voice.

Lorec is the AI authoring platform that learns your prose, asks the right questions, and helps you write, edit, and publish — without losing what makes your writing yours.

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Built for authors, editors, and publishers who take their craft seriously.

A second brain for the serious author.

Every feature is built around one principle — the AI serves the author. Never the other way around.

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Your Voice, Learned

Upload your writing — stories, essays, anything. Lorec studies your rhythm, your word choices, your instincts. Every suggestion it makes sounds like you wrote it.

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An Editor That Asks, Not Tells

The AI fixes grammar. Then it asks the questions your best reader would ask — about pacing, dynamics, and the choices that shape your story. You decide what to do with the answers.

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Goals That Keep You Writing

Daily word counts, writing streaks, chapter milestones. Lorec keeps the momentum going so your story keeps moving — one line at a time.

Prose Context

Train the AI on your writing. Test it before you trust it.

Upload your manuscripts, essays, or any writing you admire. Lorec learns the patterns that make your prose distinctly yours — the sentence length you favor, the rhythm you fall into, the words you reach for.

Before you use it on real work, run the prose tester. Give it a prompt. See if it writes like you. Adjust until it does.

Your writing is never used to train AI models. Ever.
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Prompt

Write the opening of a scene where a detective arrives at dawn.

Generated in your style

The city had not woken yet. Mara parked two blocks east and walked, the way she always did when she wanted to see a scene before it saw her. The light at that hour was not light so much as the absence of dark — grey-blue, uncertain, honest in a way noon never was.

My antagonist feels thin. What questions should I be asking?
A few to start: What does he want that he will never admit to? Where did his first real failure happen, and does he know it was his fault? And — what would he say if he read your protagonist's journal? The answers won't go in the book. But they'll change every scene he's in.
That last one is interesting. Say more.
Lorec is thinking…
Agent Mode

The collaborator you wish you had.

Ask anything about your craft, your book, your characters, or the publishing process. Lorec knows your manuscript — so the answers are not generic. They are about your story.

It will not tell you what to write. It will ask you questions you had not thought to ask yourself.

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Your manuscripts are private.

Your writing is never stored beyond your account, never shared, and never used to train AI models — by us or by the model providers we use. What you write in Lorec belongs entirely to you.

Your story is waiting.

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