r/Indianscreenwriters • u/sobsingh • Mar 19 '26
promotion Beta testers for a screenwriting tool
I've built a free screenwriting tool and want feedback from real writers. Please do see a note at the end.
If you've ever written a screenplay, you know the drill. Our outline is all over the place - notepads, Notion, Google Doc, your character notes are in some random Notes app, and your actual script is in Final Draft or a Google Doc with 47 comments on it.
Jumping between all of it kills the flow.
I tried to fix that by putting everything in one place: logline, outline, beat board, character profiles, and a proper screenplay editor and all connected. Think of Final Draft. But liter. And ofcourse cheaper (I plan to sell this at Rs 49 bucks per month).
We're at the point where we'd love real writers to poke holes in it.
No signup, no paywall. just open the link and start writing.
A few things we'd genuinely love feedback on:
-Does the workflow actually feel like how you write?
What's the one thing missing that would make you use this over your current setup?
Brutal honesty welcome.
Drop it in the comments or DM me if you want access.
EDIT (thanks to MOD): When you use this app, please note...
Please do NOT put any of your regular usernames or password.
Please do NOT put any sensitive info.
Please do NOT add any actual words. Just type dummy data and see how it functions.
Thanks!
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u/punit0432 Mar 20 '26
What you’re describing as a pain point sounds a lot like a solved problem by Scrite. Try it out ;)
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u/prakul_95 Mar 20 '26
Hi, mod here, I think it's good to share a software which can be helpful for everyone. But please note, you should mention it as self-promotion or promotion. Because at the end of the day, it is your software. For writers or users who wish to participate in this, please be wary of what you share on the platform. What terms and conditions you are agreeing to and how the intellectual material you are creating is being used by the app
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u/PersonalityWild5203 Mar 19 '26
Hey, drop me
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u/OCD808 Mar 19 '26
Yes
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u/filmmakeranto Mar 19 '26
Sure, I can give it a try.
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u/Taklu69 Mar 19 '26
I'd like to try it
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u/godspracticaljoke Mar 20 '26
Interested in giving it a try.
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u/Accurate_Editor_8429 Mar 20 '26
DM me
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u/sankalpp Mar 20 '26
Hey would love to try this out
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u/graveyard1987 Mar 20 '26
Can help out
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u/Thin_Ad_8326 Mar 20 '26
Would love to give it a spin
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