Built for screenwriters
Write quietly. See precisely.
Narracore puts the screenplay editor, story-world canon, narrative analysis and visualisation in one workbench. You focus on writing; it remembers every fact and every revision.
INT. OLD BOOKSHOP— NIGHT
Lin pushes the door; the bell rings three times. At the end of the aisle, someone closes a book.
CHEN MO
“You came.”
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block types
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auto-save
export
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Your screenplay stays yours: never used for model training, always exportable.
Smart formatting
Standard screenplay format, as you type
Scene headings, action, characters and dialogue each fall into place. Keep writing; Narracore handles the conventions.
INT. OLD BOOKSHOP
Lin pushes the door; the bell rings three times. At the end of the aisle, someone closes a book.
CHEN MO
(quietly)
“You came.”
Semantic blocks
Eight semantic blocks — a script is more than text
Every line is recognized as a scene, action, dialogue or note. Structure grows as you type; stats and search build on it.
- SceneINT. OLD BOOKSHOP
- ActionLin pushes the door; the bell rings three times. At the end of the aisle, someone closes a book.
- CharacterCHEN MO
- Dialogue“You came.”
- Parenthetical(quietly)
- TransitionCUT TO: the street corner
- ShotCLOSE UP on the bell
- Note(plant a clue here)
Semi-auto completion
Halfway through a scene heading? We finish it
Type "INT." and the location and time complete themselves. Press Enter to accept, or keep your own version.
INT.
From the first line to the final draft
- Available now
A real screenplay editor
Scene, action, character, dialogue, parenthetical, transition — eight semantic blocks follow industry layout rules, fully keyboard-driven.
- Eight semantic block types, formatted for you
- Enter / Tab keyboard flow, hands stay on keys
- Auto-saved every second
- Available now
Story world and canon
Characters, locations, props and a fact ledger. Every change is traceable, so you never have to remember it.
- Structured story bible, cross-referenced
- Version history with a full audit trail
- Suggested edits only — AI never rewrites silently
- Available now
Narrative analysis
Hooks, suspense, turns and payoffs recognised automatically; structure, pacing and screen potential, each finding bound to a snapshot.
- Dramatic beats and narrative devices
- Structure, pacing and information flow
- Reviewable, comparable findings
- Coming soon
Story visualisation
Character maps, emotional arcs, pacing tension and information density — every chart links back to the line it came from.
- Character relationship map
- Emotional arc and pacing tension
- Charts that jump back to the script
Three steps to flow
01
Open and write
Guest mode drops you into the full editor. Your draft stays on this device until you want more.
02
Anchor your world
Record characters, locations and props; references in your script stay in step.
03
See the shape, export
Check stats and structure, export to PDF, then move into analysis and visualisation.
Device first
Guest drafts live in this browser; sign up and they sync to your encrypted cloud space.
Never for training
Your script and story bible are yours alone — never used to train models, never shared.
Yours to take
Export a whole work, or delete it entirely, including versions, caches and AI results.