Start with what you have
Drop in early notes, fragments, or questions. StoryFlow looks at how your ideas are forming — what's stable, what's shifting, and what's missing.
Cold openFor screenwriters
See your story clearly.
Know what's working.
Make stronger choices.
StoryFlow evaluates structure, character, and narrative pressure — before you commit to pages.
Not another AI writing tool.
Free during beta · Your work is never used to train models.
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INT. DINER — 2:47 AM
ELLA (29) slides a key across the formica. DANIEL doesn't touch it.
Daniel
You said you threw it away.
Ella
I lied about a lot of things.
He picks up the key. It's still warm from her hand.
Scene 01
Something isn't working.
You're not sure your story comes together.
You keep second-guessing your choices.
You can feel when something's off — but you can't always pin down why.
Method
A clear read on what's happening in your story.
See what's actually happening
It reveals where your story is clear — and where it starts to break. So you can decide what to do next.
Test a moment
Think you have an inciting incident? StoryFlow checks whether anything actually changes. If your character can continue the same way — it shows you that.
No rewriting · No suggestions · Just clarity
Cut to —
It doesn't complete your thought.
It highlights where clarity breaks down.
// you wrote
"She finally tells him the truth at the dinner table."
StoryFlow read
Information transfer is clear. But neither character is forced to act differently in the next scene — the truth changes nothing yet.
Scene 04The difference
Most AI tools take over. StoryFlow does the opposite.
Most AI
- — Completes the thought
- — Steers toward the likely version
- — Nudges familiar choices
StoryFlow
- — Sharpens your thinking
- — Reveals what's unfolding
- — Leaves the choice to you
Your work
Your work stays yours.
Does not train on your writing
Does not use your work
Does not sell your work
Origin
Built by a screenwriter, for screenwriters.
Created by a screenwriter with an MFA from USC's School of Cinematic Arts. Developed with guidance from a screenwriting professor at Loyola Marymount University, with plans for a classroom beta.
"Strong drafts don't come from speed. They come from clarity. The better you understand your story — the stronger your decisions."
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