Screenwriting · Table read

Ready for the table readbefore you finish your coffee.

Say it out loud: the app’s dictation puts your words into the agent’s input. The agent makes a PDF of the script with a command-line tool, counts pages per scene and flags the long ones, reads your mood folder and the producer’s notes on a Reference card, and writes coverage — logline, synopsis, strengths and risks — into a note. Your own notes go next to it, by voice.

Dictated request, a PDF, page counts and coverage. Allow the notes in the script when it asks.

You dictate the request; the agent makes a PDF of the pilot, counts pages per scene, reads the mood folder and producer’s notes, writes coverage — and asks before touching the script.

Talk instead of typing

Hold the hotkey and speak: the text lands in the agent’s input, ready to send.

Real tools on your script

The PDF and the page counts come from command-line tools running in a terminal card, on the file in your project folder.

Coverage you can argue with

Logline, synopsis, strengths and risks in a note — with the long scenes and the producer’s notes taken into account.

The script stays yours

Even a two-line note inside the script waits for your Allow.

Screenwriting · Table read

From a draft to a read-ready package

One agent, four cards.

01
Say
Your request, by dictation.
02
Build
A PDF and pages per scene.
03
Read
Mood folder and producer’s notes.
04
Cover
Coverage, then your notes.

Plain-text formats writers already use

FountainMarkdownFinal Draft (.fdx)HighlandBeat
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Download for WindowsWindows 10 / 11 · 64-bit

macOS and Linux are coming later.

The first-run wizard installs an agent CLI, Git and the dictation model for you — or skips each step.