Relationships and Character Interactions Tracker

Imagine you're rereading your first draft. Suddenly your bard, who was suspicious of your mage's motivations two chapters ago, is now telling them her life story. 

You keep reading and reach the end when the villainous dragon shifter reveals his love for the heroic bard... but the last time they met, he tried to swallow her whole.

That mysterious elf who rarely speaks? You've forgotten what he thinks about the characters, so his actions are all over the place.

Whether it’s shifting alliances, hidden betrayals, or deepening friendships, it’s easy to lose track of how your characters feel about each other—especially in an ensemble cast or a sprawling series. 

Those mistakes can ruin a book--or at least, make editing more painful than a dragonfire burn.

The Relationships and Character Interactions Tracker is your secret weapon for managing complex character dynamics.

I (Eva) created it while writing the first book in my space opera series. I had eight main characters (including the pug sidekick) and each of them had an opinion about the others. That was 64 relationships.

So, I created a handy spreadsheet to track their relationships and the ways they changed over the course of the series.

This easy-to-use Excel template (compatible with Google Sheets) lets you track your characters’ evolving thoughts, feelings, and perspectives toward each other across acts, books, and series.

Whether you’re managing a tangled web of an ensemble cast or documenting decades of development in a multi-book saga, this tracker keeps everything consistent--which makes editing much easier!

Available as an instant download. There's no learning curve. Just open the file and start tracking your characters' relationships.