Scene-by-scene ledger
See each slugline as a production strip with INT/EXT, inherited time of day, page, eighths, and the cast who appear.
Break down a Fountain or Final Draft screenplay privately in your browser: scene sheets, eighths, cast, locations, day/night, and exportable CSVs.
Useful output, not a score
See each slugline as a production strip with INT/EXT, inherited time of day, page, eighths, and the cast who appear.
Roll up speaking weight, single-scene locations, and a day/night mix so scheduling conversations start from the page, not a guess.
Download scene, cast, location, and entity-import CSVs without uploading the screenplay or inventing a craft score.
Paste Fountain or choose a local .fountain or .fdx file. Parsing and the ledger stay in your browser.
Select a strip to open its sheet. Confirm CONTINUOUS inheritance, authored scene numbers, and ALL-CAPS emphasis before treating the list as complete.
Download CSVs for a coordinator, AD, or your own notes. The entity file is a long-format scene×element table.
No. Fountain and FDX parsing, the production ledger, and CSV generation run locally in your browser. Draft text and file names are not sent through tool analytics.
No. Coverage judges story and craft. A breakdown tags production elements so schedules and budgets can be built. This tool inventories structure; it does not rate the script.
Eighths are the industry unit for scene length on a formatted page — a half-page scene is 4/8. This first-pass tool estimates eighths from scene word count (the same estimator Plot's production reports use), not from a laid-out Courier page. Treat the numbers as a planning proxy, not locked production eighths.
Yes. Open a .fdx export or paste Fountain. Both normalize through Inkwell's production parsers before the ledger is built.
No. It is a private first pass from the page — useful before you re-enter the script into production software or walk a locked draft with a coordinator.
Analyze scene pacing, dialogue/action balance, character share, and locations from a Fountain screenplay—privately in your browser, with free CSV reports.
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 toolCompare Fountain and Final Draft versions by scene, dialogue, character footprint, exact text, and production impact — privately in your browser.
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.