THE COMPLETE SCREENWRITING WORKSPACE

From idea to polished script.

See your story before you write the script. Build a robust visual outline, write and revise your screenplay, then prepare your query and pitch materials. Keep research, notes and contacts together in one browser-based workspace.

Import, edit and export Final Draft (.fdx).
Also import Fountain, Fade In, Word, RTF, TXT and text-based PDF. Export to FDX, Word, RTF, TXT or Print / Save as PDF.

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Outline + Draft + Docs + Pitch + Contacts Final Draft import + export 14-day full-feature trial

Outline

OPENINGEXT. FARMHOUSE — NIGHT

A distant light appears beyond the tree line.

TURNING POINTINT. KITCHEN — NIGHT

The phone rings. Nobody is on the other end.

SEQUENCE 2EXT. COUNTY ROAD — NIGHT

She leaves before anyone can stop her.

Cobble Script

EXT. FARMHOUSE — NIGHT

Wind moves through the empty field. A porch light flickers once, then goes dark.

MARA

Did you hear that?

Daniel looks toward the tree line.

One screenwriting workspace for Projects, writing, research, pitch preparation and contacts.

PLAN IT ON CARDS

See your story before you write the script.

A robust outlining tool built around a familiar corkboard. Every scene is an index card: drag cards between acts, resize them, colour them by storyline, and see the whole structure before writing dialogue. Develop your characters, locations, beats and sequences alongside the story.

ACT IACT IIACT III

SCENE 1 · SETUPEXT. FARMHOUSE — NIGHT

A distant light appears beyond the tree line. Mara watches from the porch and says nothing.

Mara · Daniel

SCENE 2 · INCITINGINT. KITCHEN — NIGHT

The phone rings. Nobody is on the other end. The third call this week.

Mara

SCENE 3 · TURNEXT. COUNTY ROAD — NIGHT

She leaves before anyone can stop her. Headlights swing across the mailbox.

Mara

SCENE 4 · RISINGINT. MOTEL ROOM — DAWN

Daniel finds the note. He has been reading it for an hour.

Daniel

SCENE 5 · MIDPOINTEXT. GRAIN SILO — DAY

What was buried here is not what either of them expected.

Mara · Sheriff Ruiz

SCENE 6 · TO WRITEUNTITLED SCENE

Placeholder — the confrontation goes somewhere around here.

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Acts and sequencesGroup cards into acts, then into sequences, and reorder either without rewriting a word.

Colour by storylineTag cards by plot thread, character or location and see the shape of each one across the film.

Straight into DraftWhen the board works, the scene headings carry through to the screenplay editor.

YOUR SCRIPT COMES WITH YOU

Import Final Draft. Keep writing. Export when you’re ready.

Bring an existing screenplay into Draft, work on its scenes and dialogue, then export a version to share or continue in another writing tool.

IMPORT

Pick up where you left off.

Open Final Draft (.fdx), Fountain (.fountain), Fade In (.fadein), Word (.docx), Rich Text (.rtf), plain text (.txt) or a text-based PDF.

WORK

Give the story room to develop.

Edit screenplay elements, revise dialogue, navigate scenes and keep your outline and research nearby in the same workspace.

EXPORT

Take your next draft with you.

Export Final Draft (.fdx), Word (.docx), Rich Text (.rtf) or plain text (.txt). Use Print / Save as PDF for a shareable PDF.

Formats carry different features. Review formatting after import and export. Scanned PDFs need text recognition first. Fountain and Fade In are import formats; export them as FDX or another supported format. Legacy Final Draft .fdr files are not supported.

BUILT FOR SCREENWRITERS

A full screenwriting package around the screenplay.

Robust visual outlining

See the story on a corkboard. Plan scenes on cards, organize acts and sequences, track story beats, and refine the structure before you write the screenplay.

Characters and locations

Develop character profiles, location details, scene tags, notes, synopsis material, logline, premise, theme, and story notes inside the Outline.

Professional screenplay editor

Write in screenplay elements with navigator tools, title pages, SmartType, formatting controls, notes, dialogue tools, and production-oriented writing features.

Revision tools

Revision sets, scene and page locking, omitted scenes, version history, script comparison, and screenplay reports are built into Draft.

Docs & research

Keep treatments, research, notes, character material and supporting documents in an account-level Docs library available across Projects.

Pitch & contacts

Prepare loglines, synopses, treatments, query materials and track your own contacts and submissions. You decide where your work is sent.

ONE CONTINUOUS WORKFLOW

From the first idea to the script, query and pitch.

Outline and Draft belong to the active Project. Docs, Pitch and Contacts remain account-level so your document library, submission materials and professional contact book are available across every screenplay.

Outline Structure, beats, cards, characters, locations and story development.

Draft Write, revise, format, compare, lock, print and export the screenplay.

Docs Keep an account-level library of research, treatments, notes and supporting documents.

Pitch Keep account-level pitch materials, writer profile, submissions and follow-ups.

Contacts Maintain your own account-level industry contact book and follow-ups.

SIMPLE PRICING

Full Cobble Script access. Monthly or yearly.

Every plan includes Outline, Draft, Docs, Pitch and Contacts. Confirm your email and complete card checkout to start your first 14-day trial. $0 during the trial; cancel before it ends to avoid the first payment. Prices are in USD, before any applicable tax.

Monthly

$6.99 USD / month

Pay month to month. Full access with no feature tiers.

2 MONTHS FREE

Yearly

$69.90 USD / year

Equivalent to $5.83/month. Save $13.98 compared with paying monthly for 12 months.

After the trial, your selected plan renews at US$6.99 per month or US$69.90 per year until cancelled. Manage renewal and payment details through Billing.

Currently in Lemon Squeezy Test Mode. Use a test card only. No real payment is collected in this build.

14-day full-feature trial All five workspace tools included Cancel anytime

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

A few useful details.

How does the free trial work?

Create an account, confirm the email address and choose a plan in Lemon Squeezy’s hosted checkout. Your card is collected there. The first 14 days have no subscription charge. Cancel renewal before the displayed trial end date to avoid the first payment. This build uses Test Mode only.

Where is my writing saved?

Your projects and writing are saved in this browser on this device. Signing in on another device does not copy them over. Export backups regularly, especially before clearing browser data or switching computers. Account and membership records are stored separately in Appwrite.

Can I keep using Final Draft?

Yes. Import a Final Draft .fdx file, edit it in Cobble Script, and export .fdx again. Check the resulting formatting in your destination app. File conversion does not guarantee every app-specific feature will transfer.

What happens when I cancel?

Cancelling stops the next renewal. Access continues through the current trial or paid period. You can resume during that period. Export your work before access expires; local writing is not automatically deleted by cancellation.