Real-time co-writing is table stakes. Inkwell adds save points after every read, draft lines for parallel takes, and semantic diffs the room can actually discuss — on structured Fountain data, in the browser.
The first draft of any long document is mostly an argument with yourself — deciding which thread is the real one.
Once the structure holds, prose moves faster. Constraints become the scaffolding you didn't know you needed.
Love the scaffolding metaphor. Should we open with this instead?
The same primitives production software uses — translated for writers.
…the real question is whether she stays
Presence on the same draft
Comments and reads without file forks
Table read — Mar 12
Named snapshot before the rewrite
Alternate ending take
Incorporate winners back to Main
Name a save point, branch the controversial act on a draft line, run a dialogue pass on the branch — then incorporate what landed. See the writers' room workflow guide for step-by-step HowTo.
Collaboration guide