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Inkwell

Freemium

AI-native screenplay editor unifying AI passes for writers and screenwriters.

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Are you a writer overwhelmed by revisions and scattered drafts? Inkwell is an AI-native screenplay editor that brings version control, reviewable AI changes, and structured AI passes directly into your script.

Stop Wasting Time on Revisions

Review AI suggestions inline, accept or reject, and save named versions instead of duplicating files.

The Aha Moment: Parallel Drafts

Create alternate lines and scenes without overwriting the main draft, then compare revisions with semantic diffs.

Export production-ready formats like PDF, FDX, or Fountain to keep production on track.

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Freemium: Free plan includes 2 projects, 2 draft lines per screenplay, 20 AI skill passes per month, and export options (PDF/FDX/Fountain).

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Based on 2 reviews

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Pros

  • Alternative Takes: test scenes in parallel without overwriting the main draft.
  • Semantic diffs help me see every revision clearly.
  • Ghost Text: inline, context-aware prompts keep my drafting pace.

Cons

  • Real-time collaboration can lag on longer scripts, breaking my rhythm.
  • Importing Final Draft or Fountain can misalign formatting; I need manual tweaks.
  • Learning curve to manage multiple parallel drafts without getting confused.

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Yuki Tanaka
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I script and shoot, so experimentation is a must. I draft, create parallel scenes, and compare outcomes side by side. The semantic diffs show exactly what changed, and I can revert instantly. The AI passes sharpen dialogue and keep continuity as I go.

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Yuki Tanaka

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5.0
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I finally test scenes without wrecking the main draft

Used for week to month

What I liked

  • Alternative Takes: test scenes in parallel without overwriting the main draft.
  • Semantic diffs help me see every revision clearly.
  • Ghost Text: inline, context-aware prompts keep my drafting pace.
  • AI passes for dialogue and continuity that actually feel like the same voice.

What could be better

  • Real-time collaboration can lag on longer scripts, breaking my rhythm.
  • Importing Final Draft or Fountain can misalign formatting; I need manual tweaks.
  • Learning curve to manage multiple parallel drafts without getting confused.

I script and shoot, so experimentation is a must. I draft, create parallel scenes, and compare outcomes side by side. The semantic diffs show exactly what changed, and I can revert instantly. The AI passes sharpen dialogue and keep continuity as I go.

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Zoe Clark

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5.0
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I can finally track episode revisions with confidence

Used for 1-3 months

What I liked

  • Version Control: Named save points and semantic diffs to track revisions.
  • Targeted AI Passes for dialogue and character arcs.
  • Real-time Collaboration with reviewable AI changes.
  • Exports to PDF/FDX/Fountain for production handoff.

What could be better

  • Collaboration can be noisy when many AI changes surface at once.
  • Import from Fountain occasionally requires minor formatting tweaks.
  • Naming save points could be streamlined with templates.

On a tight show schedule, keeping track of rewrites is chaos. The named save points and semantic diffs let me see what changed, when, and why. I can branch scenes, compare endings, and export clean drafts for production. It preserves the team's voice while staying AI-assisted.

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How it works

How Inkwell Works In 3 Steps?

  1. Step 1

    1. Create or Import Script

    Import an existing screenplay (FDX or Fountain) and set up a project.

  2. Step 2

    2. Run AI Passes

    Apply focused AI passes for dialogue, continuity, and scene edits.

  3. Step 3

    3. Review & Save Points

    Review changes, accept or reject, and create named save points.

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Inkwell: Features, Advantages & FAQs

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Core Features
  • AI-Powered Writing Assistance: Draft, rewrite, and edit directly in the script editor
  • Version Control: Named save points and semantic diffs to track revisions
  • AI Writing Skills: Targeted passes for dialogue, continuity, and character arcs
  • Ghost Text: Context-aware inline writing suggestions during drafting
  • Alternative Takes: Create and compare parallel scenes without overwriting the main draft
  • Production Tools: Generate scene breakdowns, props lists, and day-out-of-days data
Advantages
  • Unified AI-native screenplay editor
  • Version control with save points and semantic diffs
  • Import/export for FDX and Fountain
  • Real-time collaboration in writers' rooms
  • AI-pass driven revisions for dialogue and continuity
  • Production-ready exports (PDF, FDX, Fountain)
Use Cases
  • Drafting professional screenplays in a structured AI-native editor
  • Revising dialogue, continuity, and characters with AI passes
  • Tracking revisions with named save points and semantic diffs
  • Exploring alternate scenes and endings with parallel drafts
  • Importing Final Draft or Fountain scripts and exporting PDF, FDX, or Fountain
  • Collaborating in real-time with teammates and reviewable AI changes
Best For
  • Screenwriters, Writers, Script Supervisors, Film Students, Writing Teams

Integrations

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Best For

Screenwriters, Writers, Script Supervisors, Film Students, Writing Teams

Skill Level
Beginner-Friendly

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