Phase 01
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An infinite canvas where ideas land as bubbles — caught with one key, grown with context, kept until one becomes a project.
a drowned sister
a message dated tomorrow
press I — caught.Aisenscript is a screenwriting environment that begins with a spark on a canvas and stays out of your way while you write — until a scene ends, and Aisen, the mentor in the margin, leaves you one note. It never writes a line for you.
Industry-standard Courier formatting that never rewrites your words, and a mentor who reads each scene as you finish it — one note, not ten. The page is yours; the margin learns the rest.
QUESTION: Mara stops on the stair. Does she go down toward the voice, or up, away from it? The scene wants to know before she does.
A screenplay rarely arrives all at once. Two spaces you move between freely — and a third that isn't a space at all, but the moment you finish. Nothing here is a wizard.
An infinite canvas where ideas land as bubbles — caught with one key, grown with context, kept until one becomes a project.
Scene by scene, on a page that formats itself. When a scene ends, Aisen answers — one challenge or one question.
Not a room — the moment you finish. A proper title page and a clean export the industry can read.
“Aisen never writes a page for you. Its whole job is to make you write the page better.”
Everything below is a tool you can ignore. Nothing is opt-out. Aisenscript is designed for the long, quiet hours — not for a demo reel.
Write plain lines — the page tells a slug from a character from action by context, and never rewrites your words. Tab overrides it when you disagree. A Read mode lights the scene up line by line, so you can hear what does not sound right.
It never writes for you. When a scene ends it says what works, then leaves one card — an amber challenge when the page can take it, a question when it can't yet.
Your acts as scene cards, weighted by what's actually on the page. Drag a scene to another act — twenty scenes in Act I and none in Act III is something you should see.
Ideas arrive mid-scene and out of order. One keystroke catches them on a canvas of loose bubbles — nothing lost, nothing interrupts the page.
The Projection Room: twenty sessions on the craft, taken one at a time — a principle, the films that prove it, and a short scene you write on the spot.
Final Draft, Fountain, and an industry-standard PDF with a proper title page. Need another language? It becomes a new draft — the original stays untouched.
CHALLENGE: She says it’s the stone — make the knock answer her.scene 1
What Aisenscript is, what it is not, and what the beta actually gives you. Everything here describes the app as it works today.
No. Aisen reads a scene only when you mark it complete, and leaves one note: a question when it needs to understand your intent, a challenge when the page can take it. It never writes a line, and nothing it says is inserted into your draft.
People with a film in their head and no formal training: a first short, a first feature, a series idea. It is built for audiovisual scripts only, not for novels, essays or general writing.
Nothing during the open beta, and there is no credit card to enter. Aisen's reads are rationed: 10 in your first week, then 3 a week. The editor, the ideas canvas and exports have no limit.
Yes. Import Final Draft (.fdx), Fountain, plain text or a PDF and it becomes a project with its scenes. When you are done, export a clean .pdf, .fdx or .fountain that any other tool can read.
On your device first, so you can write offline. With an account they also sync to the cloud so you can switch between desktop and phone. No cookies, no analytics, and you can delete your account and everything in it from your profile. Details in the privacy notice.
Yes. It runs in the browser on desktop and phone, and you can install it to your home screen from there. There is no app-store version yet.
Aisenscript is in open beta, free to use — built for people with a film in their head and no training in their hands. Your draft exports from day one; it leaves clean whenever you do.