Scripty 4.0 is the whole job, from first slate to lined script. • Setup lines: line a page by setup, straight where a character is on camera and wavy where off, each labelled with its circled takes. Export the lined script with a facing page of setups and takes after every page. • Cameras A to D: rolls, clips, marks and setup details for every camera, a card change in two taps, and search by camera. Cameras B to D come with Scripty Unlimited. • Timecode: sync the day to the set's timecode; ROLL and CUT stamp TC In and TC Out, drop-frame or non-drop. • ALE for Avid Media Composer, with every camera's clip, timecode and your notes (Scripty Unlimited). • Shooting days and the Daily Progress Report: scheduled against shot, pages with partial credit, rolls, meals and running time. • PDF scripts read as scripts: scene numbers and lengths in eighths from most screenplay PDFs. Revised pages replace the old ones and keep your lining. • A camera report on every take: camera and sound rolls, a ROLL/CUT stopwatch, Hold, Incomplete, MOS, Pickup, Series and Wild Track. • Your newest backup is copied to your iCloud Drive, and backups can be restored from Settings. • A new icon, Dynamic Type and VoiceOver throughout, and many fixes. Nothing to re-import: your productions, takes and lining are where you left them.

Line your script the way it looks on paper. • Final Draft (.fdx) and Fountain scripts now appear as a screenplay: character names centered, dialogue indented, transitions on the right. • Line This Scene opens the scene as a printed script page, in Courier with the scene number in both margins, instead of plain text. • PDF scripts can be lined. Importing a PDF turns each page into one you can draw on in Script Pages, the same as a scanned page. • Your lines stay on the same words when you rotate your iPad. • Scripts imported earlier need to be imported once more to get the new layout. Your takes and setups are not affected. Lines you drew before are kept, but they were drawn over the old plain-text layout, so check them against the new page.

• Final Draft (.fdx) import now reads scene numbers the way Final Draft actually writes them. Scripts that came back as "no scenes found" import correctly. • A new setup now appears the moment you add it. It was always being saved, but the screen didn't show it until you left and re-entered the scene. • You can delete a setup. Long-press it, and Scripty tells you how many takes would go with it before anything is removed. • The same refresh problem is fixed everywhere it could happen — takes, scenes, tags, photos and scanned pages. • The welcome screen now shows the current app icon. • Faster take, scene and photo screens, and smoother scrolling with a lot of continuity photos.

Scripty 3.0 is a ground-up redesign and our biggest release yet. • All-new cinema-dark design, built to read at a glance on set • Line the script with Apple Pencil — on the screenplay or a scanned page • Scan the printed sides you're handed on set, and line right on them • Revision-safe script import: reimport a new draft without losing your takes • Shape-first status (circled / good / no / tech) — readable in any light and for colorblind crew • Faster Scenes view with coverage you can see at a glance • Redesigned, editorial-grade PDF exports • Many fixes and polish throughout Free for one production; unlock unlimited for a one-time $24.99.

Version 2.0 • Apple Pencil script lining on iPad — draw coverage lines right on the scene • Import scripts: Final Draft (.fdx), Fountain, and PDF • Revision-safe reimport — updates the script without touching your logged takes • Reworked exports, organized by Reports, Data, and Handoff • Faster access to your productions, right from Today • A fresh look and a new app icon