Product
Stagecraft
Every writer has thirty unfinished things and no idea which one is worth their next year. Stagecraft reads the actual pages — not a summary — and returns the coverage a studio reader would write.
Professional coverage costs roughly $75–150 a title and takes days. No writer buys thirty of them, so the pile never gets triaged. Stagecraft makes the marginal cost of a serious read close to zero — which changes the question from "is this script good?" to "which of my thirty is the one?"
Setup is about two minutes. Point it at a folder; it inspects what you dropped and tells you what it found. The library is the workbench: checkboxes queue a whole portfolio, and verdicts land back in the same rows. Coverage is not a chat reply — scored axes, an industry-scale verdict, and notes anchored to specific pages.
Four mechanisms, not a better prompt: read the whole draft; map then judge in two passes; anchored self-calibrating scores; a forced case for and against. It finishes with something you can send — coverage document, portfolio index, or a submission packet typeset to industry format from Final Draft.
Installable macOS build · bring-your-own Claude subscription or API key.