Collaboration
Keep everyone in the same story.
A co-writer beside the cursor. A useful note beside the line. A crew working from the same plan. Bring the right people in, with the access they need.
Try the sample ↓Bring this
A script ready for another pair of eyes, at any stage.
Take this forward
A clearer draft and a team working from shared decisions.
Night Bus · Guided demo
Try a note
A fictional production. Changes stay here and disappear when you leave.
Open the note on the cake box. Reply, try a rewrite, then resolve it.
INT. NIGHT BUS — NIGHT
Dev steps onto the last bus, holding a like it might go off.
Maya · Fictional co-writer
The highlighted words have a note waiting. Tap them to join this example conversation.
Your turn. Try a control and see what changes.
01 / Collaboration
Work on the same page.
Write together with live cursors. Anchor a comment to the words it concerns, reply in the thread, and resolve it when the change is made. @mentions bring a collaborator back to the right place.
See how it works →02 / Collaboration
Invite a reader. Keep control.
Guest review links work without an account. Choose read or comment access, add a passcode, or revoke a link. Production and Studio add recipient watermarks. Roles govern who can edit, plan, or read.
See how it works →03 / Collaboration
Carry the conversation onto set.
Assign tasks, share call sheets, distribute production files, and send crew announcements. Slack can bring script, comment and call-sheet updates into a connected channel. Delivery and communication need an online connection.
See how it works →Your next step
Hear what the page is doing.
A clearer draft and a team working from shared decisions.
Table readPlan availability
Writers Room, Production and Studio. Account and online access needed for sharing.
Production distribution and office tools require Production or Studio.
Compare plans →Start wherever your story is.
These are possible next steps, not gates. Begin with what you have, and come back whenever the story asks.
Free desktop writing. Browser writing with a paid plan.