A rewrite you can inspect before using your own
Load the built-in before/after rewrite, then inspect a moved scene, an added scene, changed dialogue, and word deltas through the same report your own drafts receive.
Compare two screenplay drafts by scene, dialogue, character, exact text, and production impact. Load a rewrite example or paste Fountain and FDX privately in the browser.
Useful output, not a score
Load the built-in before/after rewrite, then inspect a moved scene, an added scene, changed dialogue, and word deltas through the same report your own drafts receive.
Review speaking-character footprint, dialogue-word movement, locations, day/night changes, interior/exterior changes, and scene numbers.
Download a redacted Markdown change memo for a producer, director, or writing partner without including screenplay body text.
Paste Fountain or choose local Fountain / FDX files in any combination. Both drafts stay in the browser.
Review low-confidence alignments and choose the corresponding scene or mark the old scene removed before relying on totals.
Move between overview, story map, character, and exact-text views, then download a concise handoff memo.
No. Fountain and FDX parsing, scene matching, exact-text comparison, and memo generation run locally in your browser.
Yes. You can compare Fountain with Fountain, FDX with FDX, or one of each. Both formats normalize through Inkwell's production parsers before scene matching.
It weighs scene numbers, headings, neighboring scenes, opening action, speaking characters, and relative position. Weak matches remain visibly marked for your confirmation instead of being forced.
No. It reports observable facts such as a scene moving, dialogue-word changes, a new location, or a night exterior. It does not claim that pacing, character arcs, or note satisfaction improved.
The memo includes counts, scene headings, movement, word deltas, character additions, and production-impact inventory. It intentionally excludes action and dialogue body text.
Convert FDX, Fountain, or pasted screenplay text to formatted pages and PDF. Read a Final Draft file without Final Draft, then download Fountain or plain text.
Open toolBreak down a Fountain or Final Draft screenplay privately in your browser: scene sheets, eighths, cast, locations, day/night, and exportable CSVs.
Open toolOpen an FDX file privately in your browser to inventory revision sets, locked pages, scene numbers, and portability risks before you import or convert.
Open toolAnalyze scene pacing, dialogue/action balance, character share, and locations from a Fountain screenplay—privately in your browser, with free CSV reports.
Open toolTurn Fountain sections, synopses, scene headings, and opening action into an ordered visual story map with clean Markdown export.
Open toolWant to continue in Plot? Your screenplay stays in this browser tool and is not transferred automatically; paste or import it after you sign in.
Compare scenes, dialogue, cast footprint, word deltas, and production impact. The built-in rewrite example targets one concrete goal: Give Mara an active choice, make Jonah part of the mystery, and let the choice create the next complication. Both drafts stay in this browser.
Earlier draft
Paste Fountain or choose Fountain / FDX
Later draft
Paste Fountain or choose Fountain / FDX
Local parsing · no upload · no draft text in analytics · bounded worker processing