A desktop app for writing without wifi
In progressYou write in the browser today. We are building a desktop app for the times you have no connection — a plane, a hotel, a location van. Planned: your projects open on your own mach…
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You write in the browser today. We are building a desktop app for the times you have no connection — a plane, a hotel, a location van. Planned: your projects open on your own mach…
Planned. Read the draft and leave notes from the room, the car, or the table read — then pick the same projects back up on a bigger screen. Reading and reviewing first; editing on…
Scene breakdowns export characters, locations, and time of day as CSV or PDF. Props are extracted and reviewed in the product; they do not export yet. If your office needs a prop …
Today incorporate lands the whole winning draft line: you preview it, click Incorporate, and the full document moves onto the line you keep. Planned: choose the scenes you want an…
Scene breakdowns export today, as CSV or PDF. Planned: group those scenes into shooting days and hand the schedule to the production office in the same two formats.
Planned: scrub through a draft line's save points like a video and watch the pages evolve. Today you compare two save points. This is the same history, played.
Plot's Beat Board is planned. Cards connect to the screenplay, so you can shape the story visually and move into pages with each structural change kept in the draft's save history…
Planned: hear the script as a table read — distinct voices per character, an audio file you can play back. Vote here if that is the next pass you want after reading the pages alou…
Team workspaces already let you decide who edits and who comments. Planned: guest and limited-access roles for people who join for one episode. Vote here if your room needs a seat…
Breakdowns and reports export as CSV and PDF today. If your office wants Word instead, vote here and say what they open it in — that is what decides whether this gets built.
Planned: checks in the gutter as you write — a cue that looks like a typo, a DAY scene that talks about night, an orphaned parenthetical. Continuity and coverage skills still run …