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The Kordarna launch screen: a greeting over a gradient, a search bar, and project cards.

Kordarna 2

A new update for taking ideas, better storyboards, enhanced themes, and more

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Dynamic tabs change based on your content.

Pick a type and the app reshapes itself: the script format, the arc labels, the visual-concept names and the credit roles all arrive right. You are never asked to pretend a record is a film.

The same writing tab in three projects: a screenplay with a slug line and centred character name, a video script with hook and segment blocks, and a lyric sheet with verse and chorus sections.

Smart content that updates across your whole project.

A line of dialogue, the frame that illustrates it, the character who says it and the arc it belongs to are not four files. They are one thing seen from four angles, so changing any of them changes the rest.

The screenplay editor with the writing companion card open beside the line being written, showing Nayeli Cruz’s wants, her backstory and her arc.
Writing a characterThe card in the corner follows the caret. Write a cue and it brings that person’s wants, their history and their arc to the line you are writing.
The Arc Timeline: five coloured curves across three acts, above the arc list grouped into Characters and Threads.
The shape of the whole thingCurves rising from a shared baseline. Drag the endpoints, drop a key event where it turns, and read a whole story in one glance.
A character’s page with their arc on it in full: the turn it takes, the paragraphs describing it and its numbered plot points.
One page per personTag an arc to a character and the whole arc moves in with them, plot points and all. Edit it here or on the timeline. It is the same arc.
The screenplay editor with a linked storyboard frame open beside the scene it illustrates, opened from the small tab at the edge of the block.
Draw a frame, attach it to the lineA storyboard frame belongs to the moment it illustrates. Rewrite the scene around it and it stays where it belongs.

Professional formatting, done for you.

There is no toolbar, because there is nothing to press. Press Enter after a character name and you are writing dialogue; press it after dialogue and you are naming the next character.

The block menu open in the screenplay editor, offering Act, Scene heading, Action, Character, Dialogue, Parenthetical and Transition, with Dialogue ticked.

Solutions for both solo creators, and large teams.

Five projects, the whole writing spine, synced across your devices, for nothing, for as long as you like. You pay when a project outgrows writing, or when it outgrows one pair of hands.

Free
$0
forever
  • Sync across every device
  • Up to 5 projects
  • Planning, Writing, Inspiration, Resources and Characters
IndividualMost people
A$10
per month · US$7
  • Unlimited projects
  • Every tab: Storyboard, Shot List, Budget, Compose, Calendar, Arcs, Credits, Pitch Deck
  • Everything in Free
Studio
A$30
per person / month · US$22
  • Everything in Individual
  • Teams, by email invite
  • Realtime collaboration, live and together

Prices are shown in Australian and US dollars and are set per market elsewhere. Paid plans renew automatically and you can cancel at any time from your account settings. Payments are handled by Stripe.

Privacy is our greatest feature

Your projects are encrypted to protect your ideas from others, and the access we keep is restricted, logged and audited.