Writing
A script writer that runs inside your phone.
Describe the video in a sentence and get a structured draft back — hook, body, call to action — in a register meant to be spoken rather than read. On supported hardware it is written by the model built into the device, so the idea you type never leaves it.
A 60-second explainer on why our onboarding takes five minutes instead of an afternoon
Format
Length
Hook
Most software makes you earn the right to use it. An afternoon of setup, a call with someone in a headset, and a checklist you did not ask for.
Body
We took that apart. There is no configuration step, because the defaults are the ones almost everybody keeps. There is no import wizard, because it reads the files you already have. And there is no account, because there is nothing to sync.
Close
Five minutes from download to your first finished piece of work. Try it and time us
Where the words come from
Every draft says who wrote it.
“Written on your device” is a promise about your idea never leaving the phone — and it only means anything if the app shows you when it applies and when it does not. So it always does.
Written on your device
Your phone’s own foundation model. Free, offline, and the topic never leaves the handset. Used whenever the hardware supports it.
Written by a cloud model
Only if you have configured a key of your own. Your text is sent to that provider — which is why it is opt-in and clearly labelled on every draft it writes.
Starter outline
A deterministic structure generated locally, so a device with neither option still gets something to edit instead of an apology.
Written to be spoken
Prose you can read out loud without tripping.
A script is not an essay. Drafts come back with the structure and the sentence shapes that survive contact with a camera.
Structured by default
Hook, body beats, close. The shape a watchable video already has, rather than three undifferentiated paragraphs.
Speakable sentence lengths
Short enough to say in one breath. Long clauses are where reads fall apart.
Straight into the editor
The draft lands in the rich-text editor, ready to cut, highlight and mark up with cues.
Straight into the prompter
One tap from finished draft to reading it on camera.
Length that maps to runtime
Short, medium and long correspond to real speaking durations, not word counts you have to convert.
Filed with everything else
Generated scripts land in your library alongside imported and hand-written ones.
AI writing
Questions about the writer.
Where does the AI script generation actually happen?
What if my device cannot run the on-device model?
What can I ask it to write?
Is the draft ready to record straight away?
Does it stream as it writes?
Is the AI writer included for free?
Keep exploring
The rest of the toolkit.
Each of these works with what you just read — they were built as one app, not a bundle.
Voice Follow
The script moves at the speed you actually talk, and holds still the moment you pause.
Learn moreMirror mode
Flip the text horizontally, vertically or both, so it reads correctly off a beam-splitter rig.
Learn moreRemote control
Drive the prompter from a second phone over your own Wi-Fi. Paired, encrypted, never routed through a server.
Learn moreFree to start
Get past the blank page.
A draft in seconds, written on your phone, ready to read on camera.
No sign-up · No watermark · Nothing leaves your device