Archivium Wiki
Guide
Created by Archivium 9 days ago - Last updated 9 days ago
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Welcome to the Archivium Wiki!
Archivium is a worldbuilding tool, allowing you to organize everything about your world in one place. It's designed for creators who want to keep track of all the details that make their worlds unique — from characters and histories to maps and cultures. Whether you're developing a novel, designing a game, or just exploring new ideas, Archivium offers a flexible space to collect, connect, and expand on your world’s elements at your own pace. You can work privately or collaborate with others, bringing your imaginative landscapes and stories to life.
The Basics
Everything in Archivium is built from two pieces:
Universes are your worlds. A universe groups together everything that belongs to the same setting or story, and controls who can see and edit it.
Items are the things inside a universe — characters, locations, organizations, events, documents, and anything else you can think of. Each item has a rich text body and can have extra tabs for images, family trees, timelines, maps and custom data.
New here? Start with Getting Started.
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Using Archivium
Getting Started — creating an account, your profile, settings and contacts
Universes — creating and configuring a universe
Permissions and Sharing — permission levels, inviting collaborators, access requests and vaults
Items — creating, viewing, browsing and deleting items
Item Editor — editing items, collaborative editing, and every kind of item tab
Rich Text Editor — formatting, linking to other items, tables of contents and more
Collaboration
Notes — personal and shared notes pinned to items
Discussion and Comments — universe discussion threads and item comments
Stories — drafting and publishing stories set in your universe
Home Page and Notifications — keeping up with what's changed
Finding Things
Search — keyword and semantic search
Advanced
Premium Universes — sponsorship, themes, custom tab types and other premium features
Markdown Guide — the markdown syntax used in comments and custom data
Contact Us
If this wiki doesn't have the answer to your questions, always feel free to reach out to the dev team for assistance. You can do so by either:
Sending us an email at [email protected].
Opening a ticket on GitHub.