Your next video,
with a clearer plan.
Write it. See it. Shoot it. Keep every production detail in one place.
A clear brief is a head start.
Turn the idea into a script.
Blank lines define scenes. Without blank lines, sentences are grouped into short sections. Building scenes replaces the current scene list; Undo action restores it.
Give the words room.
A useful structure
- Open with a concrete question or promise.
- Develop one idea at a time.
- Write visual cues in the storyboard.
- Finish with a clear next step.
Reading time is an estimate from whitespace-separated words. Scene durations are planning allocations; neither measures actual recorded speech.
A scene for every beat.
Scene narration becomes the source for the teleprompter and draft captions. Later script edits are not automatically applied to existing scenes.
Everything you need on set.
Your words, at your pace.
Scrolling is visual pacing only. This tool does not record your camera or microphone. Space starts or pauses when the prompter has focus.
Captions with a little more care.
Draft timings use planned scene durations, not speech recognition. Imported caption text is treated as plain text; VTT styles and cue positioning are not retained.
A thumbnail to match the story.
Use an image you own or have permission to use, up to 3 MB. It is resized locally and included in project backups. Review the crop before exporting.
A calendar for the content ahead.
Planning dates only. Nothing is scheduled or published to a platform. Calendar exports use the importing calendar’s local time zone.
Take your production with you.
Download a project JSON backup to retain all editable data, captions and your thumbnail image. Markdown and CSV are handoff documents; they are not re-importable project backups.