Bring your script in, just as you wrote it. FlowDrama 2.1.3. Here's what's new in this act: • Script Reader, Reforged: character names written normally, like "James:", are now recognized on import just as well as ALL CAPS ones. • Every Detail on Cue: a little note next to a name, like "Mr. Carter:" or "James (aside):", no longer trips up the import. Break a leg out there. See you at the next call!

Your lines, always the right take. FlowDrama 2.1.2. Here's what's new in this act: • Instant Replay: the moment you stop recording, you hear it back right away, tap again whenever you want to listen once more. • Live on Mic: a little level meter now dances while you record, so you know your voice is really being heard. • True Takes: recording over an old line always plays back the newest take, never an outdated one by mistake. Break a leg out there. See you at the next call!

Rehearse your part your way, and find any line in a heartbeat. FlowDrama 2.1.1. Here's what's new in this act: • Cue Up Your Scene: a new rehearsal mode marks only your lines and the cues leading into them, so you can run your part without wading through the whole scene. There's a switch to pause on your lines—and the centre button now glows to give you a nudge when it's your turn. Plus, each scene remembers how you like to rehearse it. • Search Everywhere: a magnifying glass now sits across the plays, scenes, characters, and lines screens. Type a word and jump straight to it with next and previous, while the lines screen glides smoothly to the exact line you need. • Notes in the Wings, for Everyone: annotations now work on stage directions too, and anyone in the cast can leave a note, not just the character's team. • A Tidier Stage: moving a line is now handled through a tidy menu rather than dragging, so no more accidental reshuffles. We've also streamlined font scaling into a single button, moved script importing up to the header, and gathered all screen notices into one neat, colour-coded spot. Break a leg out there. See you at the next call!

The wings have new doors. FlowDrama 2.0.3. Here's what's new in this act: - Cue the Next Scene: two new cards, one at the top and one at the bottom of the lines screen, jump you straight to the previous or next scene. Or just swipe the screen sideways, whichever way you're headed. - Full Company, Front and Center: tap into the cast list and go straight to any actor's own stats and scenes, with every scene now showing who's carrying the most lines. - A New Face for the Marquee: fresh icon and splash screen, solid black background, no more gold ring. - Faster Cues: scenes and characters load in cleanly now, no more blank flash before the real thing shows up. Break a leg out there. See you at the next call!

Curtain up on the numbers. FlowDrama 2.0.2. Here's what's new in this act: - A Program for Every Player: tap into any character or scene and get a full rundown, how many lines, how long they run, how the recording's coming along. - The Full Company Report: step back for the whole play's view, see who's carrying the most lines, which scenes need more work, and how each cast member is doing across all their roles. - Faster Curtain Calls: these numbers load instantly and refresh with a simple pull down, no more waiting in the wings. Break a leg out there. See you at the next call!

A quick scene change. FlowDrama 2.0.1. Here's what's new in this act: - Rehearse a Stretch: pick "from line 5 to 20" and study just that passage, no more unchecking every other line one by one. Grab a rough range with the slider or type the exact numbers. - Clearer Cues: the notes button now tells you when line notes are showing or hiding, and the rehearsal header has a little more room. Back to your marks. See you at the next call!

The curtain rises on a new act. FlowDrama reaches 2.0. Here's what's new in this act: - Notes in the Wings: pin quick notes to any line, keep them to yourself or share them with the character's cast. Like an actor scribbling in the margin of the script. - On Your Marquee: star the plays you keep coming back to and find them all in one place, on the new Favorites screen in the menu. - Cleaner Margins: the note icon and the favorite star now sit neatly beside each line and each play. - Scene to Scene: fixed a glitch where lines looked skipped right after moving to the next scene. That's the whole cue sheet. See you at the next call!

A quick note before the lights go up. The script keeps growing, so we made room for it. Here's what's new in this act: - New Acts, Same Cast: import a script straight into a play you're already building. Existing characters get recognized automatically, so nobody gets double-cast. - Mark Your Entrance: pick exactly where a line steps into the scene, right from the moment you create or edit it. - A few backstage touch-ups to the import flow. That's the whole cue sheet. See you at the next call!

A quick note before the lights go up. This one's for anyone still finding their way around the rehearsal room, and for anyone in a hurry to get through it. Here's what's new in this act: - Backstage Tour: a short video guide, in your own language, now lives right inside the rehearsal room's help screen. - Set Your Own Tempo: the rehearsal bar now has a speed dial, from half speed to triple time, so you can slow down for a tricky line or fly through the ones you already know. That's the whole cue sheet. See you at the next call!

A quick note before you go on stage. This one's about keeping the show running, even on a shaky connection. Here's what's new in this act: - No More Frozen Curtain: requests to the server now time out instead of hanging forever, so a weak connection won't freeze the app mid-scene. - Rehearsal Prep, Visible: getting a scene's audio ready to play now shows real progress instead of an endless spinner, and tells you clearly if a download fails. - Retry the Casting Call: if the voice list won't load, there's now a retry button instead of a dead end. That's the whole cue sheet. See you at the next call!

A quick note before you go on stage. Big upgrade backstage this time. Here's what's new in this act: - PDF Playbill: export your play as a PDF, paginated and looking like a real playbill. PDF import is also back, with extraction that stays true to the original text. - Right Credit: the author's name on exported files now shows correctly instead of a username. - Fine-Tuned Import Editing: after importing, tap any line to edit it, merge stage directions, or switch between dialogue and stage direction. - Smooth Sharing on iPad: fixed a bug that froze the share sheet when exporting on iPad. That's the whole cue sheet. See you at the next call!

Places, everyone — second call! We built a bigger stage, printed a new playbill, and fixed a curtain that kept getting stuck backstage. Here's what's new in this act: - Bigger Stage: The whole show now looks great on tablets and iPads too. - Fresh Playbill: Print your script, or bring one from outside — the page now reads it like a pro. - Curtain Unstuck: No more freezing mid-scene when sharing your work. - Silent Cue Alert: The app now taps you on the shoulder when a line has gone quiet. Second call is over — take your places and enjoy the show!

Places, everyone! While the actors are frantically rehearsing their lines backstage, we’ve been busy ironing out the costumes, tuning the stage lights, and escorting a few scene-stealing bugs off the stage. Here’s what’s new in this act: - Wardrobe Malfunction Fixed: Squashed minor glitches so everything runs seamlessly without any costume tears. - Fast Entrance: Boosted app performance — now running faster than an understudy called on 5 minutes before curtain. - Polished Props: Fine-tuned the interface for a smooth, 5-star theatrical experience. Intermission is over — update now and enjoy the show!

Added support for additional languages

Polished and adapted text in other languages for better flow and delivery.

Now you can add (stage directions) inside dialogue lines, and the generated audio will skip right over them!

What's New: • Flow Drama is now in English! We have fully localized the app so actors, playwrights, screenwriters, and theater groups worldwide can rehearse their lines anywhere. • Performance improvements and minor bug fixes for an even smoother rehearsal experience.