Screenplay studio · Browser-based · Real-time
Industry-standard formatting, live co-writing and Final Draft export, in one tab, from page one to call sheet.
Free forever for one script. No card required.
13 elements, from scene heading and dual dialogue to lyrics and act breaks, each a keystroke away. Character names autocomplete, (CONT’D) appears where it should, and pagination is real — page 37 here is page 37 in the PDF.
Writing for ads or documentary? Switch to the two-column AV layout. Losing signal on a shoot? The editor saves to your device first and syncs when you’re back online.
Co-writers edit live with their own cursors; readers leave comments pinned to the exact line. Real-time co-writing is included on every plan, including Free.
| Seats per script | Free | Pro | Studio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Co-writers | 1 | 3 | 10 |
| Readers | 2 | 10 | ∞ |
Locked scene numbers mean an inserted scene becomes 12A, not a renumbered mess. Each pass takes the next stock in the standard cycle, and version history keeps block-level diffs you can restore from.
Every plan gets breakdown reports pulled straight from the page — cast, locations, props. Pro and Studio add a shooting schedule, budget top sheet, call sheets and .xlsx export for the line producer.
Plot it first on the beat board, sketch it on the storyboard, and keep character and location bibles beside the draft so continuity lives where the writing does.
Scripty reads the page with you: it can suggest the next few words inline (Tab to accept), pin notes to the exact line they are about, and answer questions in chat. Everything it proposes is marked in gold until you accept it.
Free includes a monthly allowance to try it; Pro and Studio are unlimited. The editor never depends on it, and your script stays private to you and your collaborators.
Final Draft files open with formatting intact; Word, PDF and plain text may need a light tidy. Pro removes the PDF footer and adds distribution watermarking for the drafts you send out.
Billed in INR.
One script, the full editor, live co-writing and most exports. No trial clock.
For the writer whose scripts leave their desk.
For a writers’ room working on the same scripts.
Approximate, converted to INR at ₹88 to the dollar at each plan’s yearly billing. Final Draft is a one-time licence, paid again at each major version.
The software: writing, breakdowns, scheduling and production planning in one place.
Explore →Live classes, courses, script analysis and mentorship, from people who write for a living.
Join a cohort →Writers’ room sessions, peer feedback, table reads and showcases with other writers.
Find your room →Formatting built for Hindi and Marathi screenplays, alongside the English standards — with a Hindi feature template ready to open.
हिंदी · मराठी · English
Yes — one script, permanently, with the full editor and live co-writing. No card and no trial countdown.
Yes. .fdx and Fountain carry their own structure and import exactly; Word, PDF and text files are read for structure and may need a light tidy. Final Draft export is on Pro and Studio.
Your scripts stay yours and exportable. Your account returns to Free limits going forward; nothing is deleted or locked.
Only you and the collaborators you add. Scripts are private by default.
Through a dropped connection, yes. A script you have open keeps taking edits, holds them encrypted on your device and syncs when you reconnect, so a dropped signal on a recce does not cost you a scene. Opening a script needs a connection: we do not leave readable copies of your pages on the device.
Scriptory is built and billed in India, in rupees. Keeping it affordable is a deliberate product decision, not a cut-down version.
Your first script is free for good. Upgrade only when the second one shows up.
Want a native experience? Scriptory is available as a desktop app — offline support, file associations, background sync.
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