The Method.
A screenplay is written at four altitudes: the idea, the structure, the page, and the [TBD — 4th mode]. Every tool makes you pick one. Typewrite keeps them synchronized — move something anywhere, and it moves everywhere.
Think in scenes, not in scroll.
Your story as index cards on a wall — except the wall talks to the script. Drag a scene from Act Two to Act One and the pages reorder themselves, numbering intact. Color by storyline, filter by character, spot the sagging middle from across the room. The corkboard ritual, without retyping a single line.
The skeleton, X-rayed.
Acts, sequences, beats — the load-bearing structure of your story, visible and editable. Write the beat before the scene exists; the empty slot waits on the page for you. Promise something in beat 4, and Typewrite remembers you owe a payoff.
The page. Sacred, fast, yours.
Industry-standard format at typing speed. No orphan lines, no dialogue split across page breaks, PDF export that matches the screen to the millimeter. The AI reads along in the margins — character detection, continuity, ghost text — and never interrupts.
[TBD — fourth mode]
[TBD — copy when the name is confirmed]
Four views. One source of truth. Zero copy-paste between them.