AI handles the repetitive entry, the team makes the calls

Script breakdown, element extraction, shot lists, rough images and hand-drawn storyboard reading — AI does the copying you used to do by hand.

Everything AI produces arrives as a suggestion. Only what departments confirm goes into published documents such as the call sheet.

Every production team that stays up all night copying scripts and storyboards into documents

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Scene breakdown — not a single word of the text is changed

AI only finds scene boundaries. The script text is cut from the original as is.

It finds scene headings even in unstructured files like Hangul, PDF and Word, and knows the script conventions of Korean, English, Chinese and Japanese.

Scene heading detection: 13 real scripts · PDF precision 1.00 / recall 0.94

One scene row — location · cast · props · costume · pages

Element extraction — locations, cast, props, costumes

For each scene it pulls locations, characters, props, costumes and special elements into department queues.

Dashed chips are AI suggestions. They turn solid once a department confirms them.

Scene board. Columns for scene number, I/E and D/N badges, location, page count, synopsis, characters, and directing and art department columns. Dashed chips are AI draft elements pending review (sample data in Korean) — Scene board — dashed chips are AI drafts pending reviewActual screen

Shot list suggestions and rough images

It reads the scene and suggests shot numbers, sizes, angles, movement and descriptions.

Draw a black-and-white rough image for each shot to use as a storyboard draft. The aspect ratio follows the project setting.

AI credits: Shot list 1 · one rough 2

Shot cards — AI-suggested shots and roughs

Hand-drawn storyboard reading

It finds the panels in a storyboard PDF or photo, attaches a cut-out image to each shot, and reads the written descriptions, dialogue and length.

When scenes are marked, it splits them too and adds them to the episode.

AI credits: Actual usage · about 4–5 for a 2-page storyboard

Storyboard reading — finding and cutting along panel borders

Revision matching — only changed scenes, only affected departments

Re-import a revised draft and scenes are paired with the previous ones by scene number, heading and text similarity.

Only departments tied to modified, added or omitted scenes are notified.

Matching: Triple similarity · below 0.7 is checked manually

Revision compare — 2nd draft → 3rd draft

How AI credits work

AI features such as script analysis and shot images draw from AI credits shared by the workspace. They refill on the 1st of each month by plan, and after launch any plan can buy more.

Pricing

Script importUsually 5–15 · at least 5 must remain to start · scripts that need no AI (FDX, Fountain) cost 0: Actual usage
Shot imageOne black-and-white rough: 2 credits
Shot list suggestionPer scene: 1 credit
Scene re-extractionRe-extract elements and characters of one scene: 1 credit
Hand-drawn storyboard readingAbout 4–5 for a 2-page storyboard · includes shot images cut per panel: Actual usage
Photo uploads, PDF, sharing: Free

Other features

Free during the beta

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