Features

A4 layout with auto-formatting for every screenplay element: sluglines, action, character, dialogue, parentheticals, transitions, shots and stage directions. Formats switch seamlessly between Film, TV, Stage and Radio.

Write feature films, short films, television episodes (single cam and multi-cam), stage plays, one-act plays, and BBC-style radio drama , all in the same platform with format-specific rules applied automatically.

Real-time British format validation flags common errors: incorrect element spacing, missing scene headings, improper slugline syntax and dialogue layout mistakes, before they reach a reader.

A high-contrast dark writing environment designed to reduce eye strain during long writing sessions. Customisable font size and line spacing.

Full-text search across your entire script or library. Search by character name, location, dialogue excerpt or slug line to jump instantly to any scene.

British English spellcheck built directly into the editor, with screenplay-aware mode that ignores proper character names and formatted elements.

A drag-and-drop beat planning board. Lay out your story beats across acts, colour-code sequences, link beats to scenes and lock your structure before you begin writing. Inspired by the index card methods used in professional development rooms.

A classic screenwriter's view, with every scene rendered as a card showing slug line, scene goal, conflict and outcome. Reorder scenes by dragging cards. See your whole script structure in one scrollable view.

Attach development notes to individual scenes: goal, conflict, outcome, character focus. Scene notes are hidden from the exported script and exist purely to support your writing process.

Live page count per scene and across the whole script, with estimated screen time based on the standard one-page-per-minute convention. Act balance shown as a visual breakdown.

Link scenes explicitly to beats on your beat board, creating a live connection between your planning and your writing. Changes to the script are reflected in the beat board view.

Build a day-by-day shoot schedule, assign scenes to shoot days, record general call times and track estimated versus actual daily costs.

Log every location with full address, contact details, recce date, risk level and permit status. Track whether location releases have been sent, signed or are still outstanding.

Build your cast list, link actors to their script characters, record availability and track the status of contracts and release forms. Sync character names directly from your script.

Organise crew by department and role, store contact details and attach crew agreements. Full directory view with search and filter by department.

Category-based production budget with estimated versus actual cost comparison. Track spend across pre-production, production and post. Export budget as CSV.

A phase-by-phase checklist covering development through post-production, with customisable items, completion tracking and progress overview for each phase.

Invite co-writers to any script with role-based access (Editor or Viewer). See who is actively editing in real time with colour-coded presence indicators per scene.

When multiple writers are active on a script, scene-level locking prevents two people editing the same scene simultaneously; changes are safe and conflicts are impossible.

A built-in collaboration chat attached to each script, so development notes, revision decisions and feedback stay alongside the work rather than buried in email threads.

Tutors and educators can annotate student scripts directly within the editor, adding notes, highlighting specific lines and providing structured feedback without altering the script itself.

Educators create classes, enrol students, set assignments with deadlines and track submission status from a dedicated studio dashboard.

Collaborative development spaces. Each Room contains a shared image board, discussion area and scene-level notes for use in writers' room sessions or tutorial groups.