ScreenWeaver

We built ScreenWeaver because script and storyboard always lived in separate tools that drifted apart. Here they stay in the same file, so revisions to one don't leave the other stale. Screenwriting is 100% free; the storyboard module is a paid beta. Happy to answer any questions!

Very nice product :)

ScreenWeaver Your product has strong potential, but I found a few key improvements that could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions—please contact me at [email protected].

The dual screenplay + storyboard file idea is practical; the free unlimited screenwriting tier is a strong onboarding hook for indie filmmakers.

Love the idea of keeping the screenplay and storyboard connected in one workspace. It solves a real workflow problem for writers and filmmakers, especially when scripts keep changing during production. The free screenwriting option with PDF and Final Draft export is a great touch too. Congrats on the launch! 🎬🚀

Putting the screenplay and the scene-linked storyboard in one file, with free writing and Final Draft export, is the part that replaces two apps. If storyboard generation starts eating model spend, leftover capacity lives at pzero.studio

Looks great, would love to give it a try

Linking the storyboard directly to scenes in the script is such a smart move - keeping those in sync is usually where projects fall apart. Does it handle reordered scenes gracefully, e.g. if I move a scene in the script does the storyboard panel follow?

Having the screenplay and storyboard in one file sounds like it finally kills the copy-paste dance between apps. Curious how revision tracking works - can you diff two drafts visually?

One file for script and storyboard is a workflow upgrade for indie filmmakers. Does it export to standard formats like Fountain or PDF for sharing with crews who do not use the app?

Screen recording tools usually force you into a full editing suite when you just want a clean clip. The focused workflow here is the right call. Curious how well the auto-zoom follows fast cursor movements during demos.

As a new parent I record everything on my phone, and editing is where good footage goes to die. A recorder that outputs a polished clip directly would actually get used. Does it work offline?