Loomanka is a visual development tool for storytellers.

Now that content is infinite, creators need faster ways to decide if a story is worth reading, making, watching, sharing, or playing.

Loomanka is a faster way to understand and assess infinite content.

By visualizing the setups and payoffs, Loomanka lets creators navigate the tension across every episode, chapter, level, or installment.

Evaluating the setups and payoffs hiding in a draft allows you to assess the true currency of the story—narrative tension—before investing your time. Any chapter, episode, or film (including work generated by AI) can be turned into a Loomanka board.

Storytellers from every genre, with any narrative skillset, can use Loomanka to keep track of tension throughout a story. This includes writers, directors, showrunners, Youtubers, narrative designers, script supervisors, editors, graphic novelists, and producers of unscripted content.

Production companies and SVODs: Create a Loomanka board for your entire 2026 slate. Or better yet, re-evaluated your 2025 slate and cross reference the data with your in-house viewing data to learn what setup/payoff patterns your audiences love the most.

Showrunners: Ensure the questions, conflicts, and audience expectations you set up are then heightened and resolved across a season, no matter who writes an episode.

Producers looking for their next project: Use Loomanka to quickly assess scripts before deciding which ones to actually read.

AI users: after you generate a story with your favorite GPT, use Loomanka to examine the setup/payoff structure to visually identify loose ends and plot holes.

Production companies and SVODs can create and share Loomanka boards for their shows as branded content. These setup/payoff visualizations are a powerful addition to branded content packages for interactive games, shows, or multi-part books.

Self-published and self-produced creators—any owners of IP—can add their stories to the Loomanka library for their fans to explore.

If a story is in the public domain, we can create a Loomanka board for it directly in our Public library.

What a Loomanka board can't tell you

• What an ~ideal~ narrative structure looks like. Incredible stories come in many different shapes.
• Whether a story is good or not. This will depend on the audience, the cultural zeitgeist, and a host of other factors. "Well-structured" and "boring" are not mutually exclusive.