The main writing environment with screenplay-standard formatting.

Defines the core idea, tone, and positioning of the story.

Captures premise, stakes, theme, conflict, and protagonist goals.

Expanded prose version of the story with key beats and sequences.

A structural overview covering acts, sequences, and major plot points.

World-building, continuity notes, rules, tone, and thematic elements.

Profiles for motivations, arcs, backgrounds, and relationships.

A chronological map of events.

Extra ideas, rewrites, reminders, and brainstorming.

The main writing space for the manuscript.

Defines the premise, theme, and narrative hook.

A blueprint of chapters, beats, pacing, conflicts, and turning points.

Scene-level planning within each chapter.

Lore, world details, chronology, and character continuity.

Deep character profiles, arcs, and relationships.

Ensures chronological coherence across chapters.

Research, ideas, and creative notes.

Acts, scenes, dialogue, and stage-format writing.

Captures the dramatic seed and a concise narrative summary to share with collaborators.

Structure of acts, entrances, exits, dramatic tension, and rhythm.

Context, world, themes, and production-related notes.

Profiles including motivations and relationships.

Lighting concepts, scenic design, gesture guidelines, spatial notes.

Chronological and spatial coherence.

Flexible space for ideas, rewrites, and staging concepts.