Great dialogue starts
with a conversation.

Let your characters talk. Follow the thread.
Turn a little dialogue into your next big story.

The Signal

INT. ORBITAL STATION — NIGHT

A dormant relay begins transmitting from beyond the mapped system.

M
MARA

That signal was sent before we arrived.

I
ION

Then someone knew where to find us.

Mara isolates the transmission. Coordinates fill the screen.

OUTLINES · TOGETHER

One story. Every screen.

Plan together on the big screen. Refine a beat on your phone. Keep everyone working from the same shared outline.

The Signal
ARAlex & Rin

Act I · Discovery

The signal

A dormant relay receives a transmission from uncharted space.

An impossible origin

The timestamp predates the station’s arrival.

REdited by Rin

Act II · Pursuit

The lost vessel

Ion traces the signal to a ship declared lost.

Beyond the map

Its coordinates lead outside the surveyed system.

Act III · Contact

A closing window

The relay begins to fail. There is time for one reply.

The response

Mara sends the station’s coordinates into the dark.

Shared changes saved
Mobile
The SignalR

Shared with Alex

Act I · Discovery

The signal

A dormant relay receives a transmission from uncharted space.

An impossible origin

The timestamp predates the station’s arrival.

REdited by Rin
Same board. Up to date.
Different screens. The same story, taking shape together.

Follow the story.
Find your own way.

Some days you know the ending. Some days you only know what a character might say. Start there.

01

Let the dialogue lead.

Write in a conversation, then see your words as a formatted screenplay. Keep the focus on the scene.

Dialogue ↔ Screenplay
02

Keep your cast close.

Give each character a voice, a role and something to want. Switch speakers with a click or an @ mention.

A voice for every character
03

See the bigger picture.

Arrange your beats, move the pieces and build an outline that leaves room for the unexpected.

Your story, taking shape
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only you can write.

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