Every answer is grounded in real screenplays with the title, year, page, and writer cited. No hallucinations. No vague summaries. The exact moment in the exact script, ready to read in full or quote in your pitch.
Same archive. Different questions. The answers come grounded, cited, and built for the work you actually do.
Pitching a heist where the thief is the mark? Scribe finds every prior version across a hundred years of screenplays in seconds. Compare openings. Trace how dialogue carries character. Build your reference library while you write.
“Show me how the best closers in Sorkin's work set up their final monologues.”— A working query
Reading thirty scripts a week and remembering none of them? Scribe gives you cited comparisons across genre, era, and budget tier. Validate originality. Find tonal references. Vet writers by their actual pages, not their pitch deck.
“Find every contained thriller under 100 pages with a female lead in the last decade.”— A working query
Walking into a room with one scene means walking in blind. Scribe surfaces every comparable role across history: how that archetype has been written, what the memorable choices were, where the trapdoors are. Prepare like a scholar.
“Every monologue from a working-class father to an estranged son in the last fifty years.”— A working query
We had three days to pitch a network. Scribe gave us six tonal references with page citations by lunch. The deck wrote itself.
I stopped guessing whether my act-two turn had been done before. Now I know it has, and I know exactly how to make mine different.
The casting team uses it the way a research librarian uses an archive. Every choice we make now is informed instead of remembered.
Every response includes the title, year, writer, and page reference. Click any citation to read the original passage in context. Trust is non-negotiable in this business; Scribe was built for it.
Ask the way you'd ask a brilliant assistant: by tone, theme, emotional beat, relationship dynamic, structural pattern. Scribe understands narrative the way your room does.
Compare openings across decades. Track a trope through every iteration. Find the seven scripts that solved the problem you're stuck on. The work that took a research assistant weeks now takes one query.
Your queries never leave the system. Your in-development scripts can be added to a private, encrypted workspace nobody else can see. Hollywood-grade confidentiality from a research lab that takes it seriously.
Web app for the desk. iOS app for the green room. Final Draft and Highland export on request. The intelligence is the same; meet it where you already are.
Teach Scribe your library. Add your studio's development slate, your agency's submission archive, your writers' room reference shelf. Scribe answers from your world, not just the public one.
Type your question the way you'd ask the most knowledgeable person in your office. No syntax to learn.
Across 1,900+ screenplays, every line of dialogue, every scene heading, every action block. In seconds.
An answer in clear prose, with title, page, and writer for every claim. Click to read the passage in full.
Build a research folder. Share findings with your room. Ask the follow-up. Your queries stay yours.
The most valuable thing in this business is the script that hasn't been read yet. Scribe was built knowing that. Your queries, your in-development work, your private library: all of it stays where it belongs.
Built by an independent research lab. Operated under NDA standard. No data sold. No queries logged for training. Deletion on request, in writing.
SCRIBE is offered by license. Every tier includes the full archive, cited answers, and the iOS and web app. Choose by team size and confidentiality needs.
For the working writer with one or two open projects.
For producers, showrunners, and development teams running active slates.
For studios, agencies, and platforms operating at scale.
The intelligence the industry has needed for fifty years exists now. Whether you're breaking a story, vetting a writer, or preparing for the room of your life: Scribe gives you the full record in the time it takes to ask for it.