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Writing Without The Blindfolds.

Fountain, meet WYSIWYG.

You have probably heard of Fountain. It’s fast becoming the new standard format for screenwriting — compatible, lean, easy to learn. If you haven’t, don’t worry. Give it ten minutes and you’ll wonder what all those hard-to-override line formats were ever good for.

Up until now, that trimmed-down file format has brought trimmed-down apps. Shouldn’t modern software give us more control, not less?

That question made me create StoryLime. It aims to take Fountain further into the future by looking at what we lost:
Writing on pages that look the way they will print, with real time pagination, scene numbering and dual dialogues — while throwing in a new kind of outline, powerful search and filtering features, and more.

I may be biased. But I think it is the best of both worlds. And a twist of lime.

Lose yourself, don't get lost

With StoryLime's Outline View you will always have a bird’s-eye view of your screenplay: Color code your scenes, divide them into acts and sequences, show their size proportinally to their length in the script. One click is all it takes to go anywhere in your story.

Writing Is Previewing

Other Fountain apps will have you jump between views to see the layout of what you just wrote.
StoryLime parses your text in real time and gives you a WYSIWYG experience — just the way we used to do it before we forgot how.

Let the numbers paint by you

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Got it! How do I get it?

StoryLime is right now in a very limited beta. If you feel that you should be part of it, visit the forums and drop me a line to tell me why.
I'll do my best to respond, but if I don't I promise it isn't personal. I'm probably just busy procrastinating from the actual work I should be doing.