Prescene

Prescene is built around a simple idea: every story decision should start from a real understanding of the material. Instead of asking a general chatbot about a script, you upload screenplays and let Prescene build a persistent context — characters, scenes, plotlines, and versions — that stays connected across drafts and episodes. You can then ask questions in natural language and get answers that cite the exact scenes, character arcs, and draft changes behind them.

The platform covers the workflows film and TV teams actually run. Coverage produces a decision-ready report with scores for premise, plot, character, and dialogue, plus strengths, risks, and next steps in minutes rather than days. Series intelligence tracks characters, plotlines, and continuity across every episode, so you can see where an arc turns. Draft comparison shows what moved in the story, not just what changed on the page. Workflows then turn that understanding into editable practical documents like finance plans, production schedules, and character breakdowns.

Prescene also ships a free screenplay editor for formatting, revising, and exporting, so writers can work in the same environment where analysis happens. For studios, teams get one current understanding of their entire catalog, and integrations with Drive, Claude, ChatGPT, Slack, and internal systems via MCP and an API mean the story context travels with you. The company states that scripts are private by default and are not used to train AI models.