This page is the honest version of what’s done, what’s underway, and what’s still just an idea taking shape. Dates aren’t fixed — writing comes first.
The editor still to come
Two quotes and four letters format the whole script. ""slug, ""acti, ""char — every element, without leaving the keyboard.
One keystroke and everything but the page disappears. No panels, no menus, no cortisol.
Margin notes and color-coded revision rounds — blue pages, pink pages, yellow — the way real productions track changes.
Scenes as cards on a canvas. Drag one into the script and the script rearranges with it.
Send a script out formatted exactly as the industry expects, whatever your producer needs.
Sign in and your scripts follow you. Optional, but there when you need a second machine.
Co-write with a partner and watch each other’s cursor move through the same page, live.
Backgrounds and fonts that shift automatically based on your typing speed, or set entirely by hand.
A version of the page that actually works on a phone screen, for notes on the subway.
See exactly what changed between two versions of a script, line by line.
Scrub back through every draft of a script and restore any moment along the way.
Assign roles and read the script aloud, character by character, right in the browser.
Industry-standard title page templates, filled in from your script’s metadata automatically.
Keep writing with no connection. Everything syncs the moment you’re back online.
Mac and Windows, no browser tab required. Still weighing it against staying web-first.
Speak dialogue out loud and have it land on the page, formatted correctly.
Structural feedback on pacing and balance, generated from the script itself.
Tighter round-tripping with .fdx so nothing shifts when a script changes tools.
The roadmap moves based on what writers actually ask for. If it’s not here, it might just be waiting on you to mention it.
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