FanForge
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Focus on the story,
not the tech.

A writing room for screenwriters. One idea becomes beats, beats become scenes, scenes become pages — with AI beside you, and a finished screenplay at the end.

the-quiet-year · story✦ writing pages · 128 cr
The ideaDramaFeature3 characters

A woman leaves her hometown for good — but the town won’t let her.

Act I · Setup3 beats
01
Opening image

Mara pins the last box shut. The house is already someone else’s.

02
The letter arrives

The county sends word the morning she means to leave — the town isn’t done with her yet.

2.1
INT. KITCHEN — MORNING

She reads it twice, then folds it small.

pages →
2.2
✦ writing pages…
03
Debate — leave or stay

One more reason to go. One she can’t say out loud to make herself stay.

Single source of truth

One place, from outline to final draft.

Your idea, beats, scenes, and pages live in one story document — so nothing drifts out of sync as the story grows.

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The story as a document

The whole film laid out as beats, grouped into acts — reorder, rewrite, and rework until the spine holds.

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Scenes trace back to beats

Every scene lives under the beat it realizes, so you always know why a scene exists — and what breaks if it goes.

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Pages with a memory

Every scene is drafted knowing what came before it and what comes next — dialogue and callbacks that actually connect.

4.
EXT. COUNTY LINE — DUSK
A two-lane road bleeds into open fields. MARA’s sedan slows at the faded welcome sign, then rolls past it without stopping.
MARA
(under her breath)
That’s the last of it, then.
She reaches over and turns the radio to static — and lets it play.
MARA (CONT’D)
Okay. Okay.
The town shrinks in the mirror until it’s just light.
One story, every method

Different paths to the same finished script.

Write your own way — all guided by one quiet companion, never a rigid template.

Structure

Shape the story

Three-Act, Save the Cat, Hero’s Journey, or a tight short-film shape — pick one and the room lays your story into it, every beat editable.

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Draft

Write the pages

A screenplay editor that formats as you type, with AI you can steer scene by scene — accept, revise, or keep your own words.

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Perspective

Story and script, side by side

Flip between the beat sheet and the pages — the same story at two altitudes, always in sync.

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Export

Hand it off

Ship a finished screenplay as Fountain, plain text, or print-ready PDF. Exporting is yours to keep — it never costs credits.

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How it works

One prompt to begin, three steps to a draft.

FanForge stays out of the way. You bring the idea — it opens the room and keeps everything in one place.

Step 01

Start with a spark

Type your idea — a logline, a paragraph, a question. The room develops it with you and fills the project sheet.

You
“A woman leaves her hometown for good — but the town won’t let her.”
Step 02

Lay down the story

One pass lays the whole story as beats, grouped into acts. Reorder, rework, and break each beat into scenes.

Step 03

Draft it & ship it

Write pages scene by scene with AI at your shoulder, mark them final, and export a clean screenplay.

EXT. County Line — Dusk
A two-lane road bleeds into
open fields. Mara’s sedan…
✓ Scene final
FAQ

Your questions, answered.

What is FanForge designed for?+
FanForge is a writing room for screenwriters. One idea becomes a beat sheet, beats break into scenes, and scenes become properly formatted pages — a finished, industry-standard screenplay, with no video pipeline to manage.
Do I need screenwriting experience?+
Not at all. Pick a proven shape — Three-Act, Save the Cat, Hero’s Journey — and the room lays your story into it. The structure works underneath; the beats read like a story, not a textbook.
How does the AI actually help?+
The AI works at every altitude: it lays the beat sheet, breaks beats into scenes, and drafts pages that remember what came before them. You keep, revise, or discard everything. The cost of each action is shown up front, and failed actions are refunded automatically.
Is there a free plan?+
Yes. You can edit your story, write your own pages, and export on the free plan — plus free starting credits for AI drafting. Exporting your work never costs credits, on any plan.
Can I use it for professional projects?+
Absolutely. Export to Fountain (the open screenplay standard that Final Draft, Highland, and Slugline all read), plain text, or print-ready PDF. Your work is always yours to take with you.
How do I get support?+
Every plan includes help through in-app chat and email, plus a growing library of guides on structure, drafting, and export. Reach out any time — real people answer.
Step into the room

Your story is already waiting.

Bring one paragraph and see how far the room takes it.