WriterDuet 7.0.513

A straightforward and user-friendly interface allows you to dive into your writing instantly, whether you're on the go or lounging in bed with your phone (be sure to check out the convenient dark editor feature if that's your preference). While our focus has been on making it easy to use on mobile devices, we haven't limited you from harnessing all the power that WriterDuet offers on other platforms. So feel free to explore and unleash your creativity!

WriterDuet is a professional screenwriting software that is industry-standard, secure, and intuitive.

Features:

• Real-time collaboration between users and devices
• Smart line types and one-touch icons
• Auto-save
• Card outliner
• Export from any point in history
• Offline mode
• Filter by line type or with custom tags
• Scene & Location, Character Reports
• Automatic statistics
• Revision Drafts and Auto-Snapshots

Testimonials:

"WriterDuet is the most intuitive, most user-friendly scriptwriting software I’ve ever used.” – Ed Solomon (Men in Black, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure)

“WriterDuet helped me escape Final Draft. Being web-based gives me the flexibility to write anywhere on any system. And I never have to worry about crashes and lost hours of work ever again. ... I recommend it to every other screenwriter I meet.” – Christopher Ford (Spider-Man: Homecoming, Robot & Frank)

“The app saves my whole thought process for me. On top of that, these guys are iterating the app so fast, they're running circles around the industry leader. WriterDuet definitely feels like the future.” – Andy Bobrow (Community, Malcolm in the Middle, Last Man On Earth)

"WriterDuet combines instinct and user-friendliness for a unique and exhilarating way for writers to collaborate, whether in real-time or in non-synchronized work. It has features that are vital for teamwork in scriptwriting. It's a meticulously-created gem, and a must-have for collaborations." - Jim Uhls (Fight Club)

“Do yourself a favor and use WriterDuet.” – Alisha Brophy & Scott Miles (Nicholl Fellowship 2014 winners, White Girl Problems)