Writers Room
Real-time collaborative screenplay editing with live presence avatars, so your whole writers' room works inside the same script at once.
Secure Sharing
Share a script or breakdown with a token-protected link locked to one recipient's email — no accidental leaks to the wrong inbox.
Shared Credit Pool
One central credit balance for the whole team. Everyone draws from the same pool — one bill for the production house, not one per seat.
Role-Based Access
Invite department heads and crew with the right level of access — control who can edit, who can comment, and who's view-only.
All 35 AI Tools, Unlocked
Script breakdown, DOOD, budgeting, call sheets, VFX costing, and every other tool in the pipeline — available to every seat, not gated per member.
Up to 500 Seats
Scale from a two-person writing team to a full production house roster in one workspace — every seat drawing from the same credit balance, with no per-seat licence.
17 Languages
Write and plan in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and 14 more languages — built for regional shoots and multi-lingual crews.
Studio-Grade Controls
Google Workspace domain SSO with auto-provisioning, a dedicated account manager, a committed support SLA, and priority AI-generation capacity for large-scale studio operations.
From invite to shared bill, in three steps.
Invite your team
Add writers, ADs, producers and department heads by email — each gets role-based access to the workspace.
Work from one script
The Writers Room keeps everyone on the same screenplay and pre-production plan in real time, no version drift.
One shared bill
Every tool run draws from the workspace's shared credit pool — a single invoice for the whole production house.
Running a full slate? Let's talk.
For VFX houses, agencies and large-scale productions: up to 500 seats on one shared credit balance, Google Workspace domain SSO, custom credit pricing, a dedicated account manager, and priority render nodes.
- Up to 500 seats
- Google Workspace domain SSO
- Custom credit pricing
- Dedicated account manager & SLA
- Shared credit pool
- Priority render nodes
The cost is rework, and it is usually invisible
A production company does not lose money because someone cannot write a call sheet. It loses money on the fourth version of the same information — the schedule that moved, the six documents that quietly still describe the old plan, and the coordinator’s evening spent finding out which. That work is invisible on any budget line, which is exactly why it never gets fixed.
Chat assistants do not help here, and not because of model quality. They are single-player by design: no shared workspace, no roles, no persistent project state for a second person to pick up. Every team member re-establishes the same context from scratch, so you are paying for the same reconciliation several times over.
Here the documents derive from one another rather than being maintained in parallel, and the people derive from one project — shared workspaces, role-based permissions, a pooled credit balance and one organisation-level bill. Cast and crew view schedules and call sheets without taking up a paid seat, so a sixty-person unit does not become a sixty-seat invoice.
Common questions from studios.
How does shared billing work for a production house workspace?+
Every invited member draws credits from one central workspace balance instead of their own personal balance. You get a single bill for the whole team, rather than reloading credits per seat.
Can we control who sees or edits what?+
Yes. Members are invited by email with role-based access, so you can control who can edit a screenplay, who can only comment, and who has view-only access to budgets and schedules.
Is there a limit on team size?+
A production house workspace supports up to 500 members, all drawing from one shared credit balance rather than per-seat licences. Studios and VFX houses with larger rosters or custom requirements can talk to us about custom credit pricing.
Do all 35 tools work for every team member?+
Yes — every tool across Story, Script Analysis, Pre-Production, Finance, Post-Production and Release & Distribution is available to every invited member, not just the workspace owner.
What kind of SSO do you support?+
Google Workspace domain SSO. Once we verify your studio's email domain, anyone signing in with a matching Google Workspace account is automatically added to your workspace — and you can optionally require Google sign-in for that domain instead of allowing passwords.
What does a dedicated account manager and custom SLA include?+
A production house workspace gets a named account manager and a committed support response-time SLA, both visible directly in your workspace's billing settings so every team member can see who to contact and what response time to expect.