01Imagine it — Lore Builder
Worldbuilding entries, character relationships, timelines and canon facts with provenance, so the story stays consistent across everyone writing it.
The platform
That's how most studios run. Royaltea is one system where the work record is the ownership record — so when the money arrives, the answer already exists.
The split isn't a spreadsheet problem. It's a record problem.
Tasks live in Trello. Docs live in Notion. Files live in Drive. The split lives in a spreadsheet someone updates from memory, months later, from a Discord history nobody can reconstruct. Every one of those tools works. None of them can tell you what a person is owed.
So the argument that ends teams isn't really about money — it's about the absence of a record anyone trusts. Royaltea exists to make that record a by-product of doing the work, instead of an archaeology project afterwards.
What it replaces
Not integrations — the same system. The reason it's one product is that a defensible split needs the whole record in one place.
Not a blank page with a template on it. Each of these is built for a discipline — and each works free, with no account, before it ever becomes a project.
Worldbuilding entries, character relationships, timelines and canon facts with provenance, so the story stays consistent across everyone writing it.
A real node editor for progression, unlocks and gates. Export to JSON, PNG or Mermaid, or keep it live next to the tasks that implement it.
Sketch layouts, encounters and flow on a metrics-aware grid, so a level is argued about before it is built in engine.
Plot interest per minute across a session and see where the game sags, before a playtest tells you the expensive way.
Try equal, weighted and custom splits with the real storefront cut already deducted, so the deal is understood before anyone signs it.
Boards, sprints and milestones carry the work; contribution points, agreements and payouts carry the ownership. The tools and the record are the same system.
What you get
Boards, sprints, milestones, calendar, table and gantt views, roadmaps you can make public, meetings, polls and proposals. Everything a team needs to decide what to do and show where it stands.
Free forever — unlimited projects and unlimited members, no seat cost.
Purpose-built tools for narrative, systems, level design and pacing — plus pages with a real block editor, databases and a project drive. The canon, the design doc and the build sit next to the tasks that implement them.
Replaces the Notion and Drive sprawl, and the tools nobody had at all.
Completed work becomes contribution points weighted by difficulty and time. Those points drive the split, the split drives the distribution, and the distribution pays out — with versioned agreements and tax details attached.
The part no other tool does at all.
A 77-tool MCP server lets Claude, Cursor or any MCP client read your tasks, write your pages and check your royalties. A marketplace and verified skill records handle bringing new people in.
Works inside the tools you already use, instead of demanding another tab.
For developers
Most products ship a chatbot bolted to their own interface. Royaltea exposes 77 MCP tools — 44 read, 33 write — so an agent you already use can work against your real project: list tasks, check a milestone, draft a contribution, write a page, read a royalty breakdown.
Connect Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, or anything that speaks MCP. There is also an unauthenticated public server for the free tools, so an agent can be useful before anyone signs up.
The full tool list and connection instructions are in the MCP docs.
Where this is going
Every tab a developer has to keep open is a tax on the work. So the direction is not more places to visit — it is Royaltea showing up inside the things you already have open.
A 77-tool MCP server means Claude, Claude Code or Cursor can read and write your project without you leaving the editor. Two-way sync with Jira, GitHub, ClickUp, Trello, Todoist, Codecks, Clockify, Notion and Calendly means work tracked elsewhere still reaches the contribution record.
New tools get built as we find the use cases that need them. The pipeline above has slots, not a fixed list.
Free forever to plan, unlimited team, no card. The money layer only costs anything when there's money to split.