WriterDuet

The website belongs to WriterDuet, a cloud-based screenwriting software designed for real-time collaboration, industry-standard formatting, and versatile writing tools.

Key Points:

Purpose: WriterDuet empowers screenwriters, TV writers, and other creatives to plan, write, and collaborate on scripts seamlessly, supporting over 1 million users, including blockbusters and TV shows. It?s built to streamline the creative process with accessibility across devices.

Core Features:

Real-Time Collaboration: Multiple writers can edit scripts simultaneously, with text/video chat, comments, and revision tracking, similar to Google Docs. Ideal for writers? rooms or remote teams.

Industry-Standard Formatting: Automatically formats screenplays, teleplays, stageplays, comics, and more to AMPAS standards, with templates for various formats (e.g., sitcoms, A/V, novels, video games).

Cross-Platform Access: Works on web browsers, desktop (Mac, Windows, Linux), and mobile (iOS, Android), with offline writing and cloud syncing to prevent data loss.

Outlining Tools: Features a card-based outliner, tagging, and filtering for scenes, characters, and locations, plus statistics and reports for story analysis (e.g., Bechdel test functions added in 2018).

Import/Export Flexibility: Supports Final Draft (.fdx), Celtx, Fountain, PDF, and more, with accurate PDF-to-script conversion. Exports include watermarked PDFs and revision-marked files.

Revision History: Tracks every edit with a Timeline feature, allowing users to revert changes or compare drafts, ensuring no work is lost.

ReadThrough Integration: A free companion app for interactive script reading, with computer-generated voices or actor recordings, plus inline feedback.

Offline Mode: WriterSolo (pay-what-you-want at FreeScreenwriting.com) offers a browser/desktop app for offline writing, saving to local devices or email, fully compatible with WriterDuet.

Benefits:

Collaboration: Excels for co-writing, praised by users like Ed Solomon (Men in Black) for intuitive teamwork and responsiveness.

Affordability: Free tier allows three full scripts without watermarks, with paid plans significantly cheaper than competitors like Final Draft ($249.99 one-time).

Reliability: Cloud backups, offline autosave, and external sync (Google Drive, Dropbox) ensure work is secure.

Ease of Use: Intuitive interface, with endorsements for being ?the most user-friendly scriptwriting software? by writers like Christopher Ford (Spider-Man: Homecoming).