Table Read Private beta · opening soon

For TV writers breaking story

The co-writer that remembers what your characters know.

Table Read keeps your season, episodes, scenes and beats as one living structure. It pitches options, you choose. It never forgets a reveal, and it never touches a line you've locked.

One email when your seat opens. Nothing else.

You're on the list. See you at the table.

INT. THE LONG POUR - BACK OFFICE - NIGHT

Dan finally tells Marta where the money went.

DAN

I took the forty thousand. Dad owed the Aldans. I paid it before it could land on you.

MARTA

Just tell me where it went, Dan.

Marta learned this one beat ago

MARTA

(quiet)

You let me count that drawer three nights running.

Consistent with the Ledger

What's in the room

Everything your writers' room keeps in its head, kept on the page.

Table Read holds your bible, season, episodes, scenes and beats as one structure. Every tool below works on that structure, so nothing you've decided gets lost between drafts.

01 INT. WRITE MODE

Ask for the next beat. Get three takes, not a rewrite.

Stay in the script. When you want help, ask for the next beat and pick from three labeled takes. Nothing lands on the page until you accept it.

  • Accept a take, tune it with a note, or skip it.
  • Every take is checked against the Ledger before you see it.
  • Choose fast sketches or slower, considered drafts.

02 INT. REVIEW MODE

Lock what's working. Preview everything else.

Change one story point and Table Read maps every scene, beat and character it touches. You see the before and after, choose what to apply, and nothing moves until you confirm.

  • Locked work is shown and protected, never quietly rewritten.
  • Word-level before and after for every change.
  • Apply some, skip the rest, or undo the whole set in one click.

03 INT. THE LEDGER

Who knows what, as of any scene.

Every reveal, secret and lie is logged with the characters who know it and the line it came from. Scrub through the episode and watch knowledge move. Try it.

  • Secrets the audience hasn't learned yet are marked.
  • Every fact links back to the exact line that established it.
  • New pages that contradict it get flagged before they land.
◆ Ledger · as of scene

INT. THE LONG POUR - BAR - DAYReyes asks, lightly, whether the bar's cameras caught the marina.

  • Marta saw $40,000 go out of the books. sc 1 · state
  • The cash is taped inside the basement ice machine. sc 2 · object
  • Dan took it to clear their father's debt to the Aldans. ◆ Secret sc 2
  • Dan doesn't know Marta saw the transfer. sc 3 · knowledge
  • Marta is searching the building, room by room. sc 4 · action
  • Reyes is asking about the bar's cameras. sc 6 · relationship
Marta Dan Reyes Just learned

04 INT. IMPORT

Start from the pages you already have.

Drop in a draft and Table Read breaks it into scenes, beats and acts, builds the Ledger, and writes a story overview. You watch every stage happen, with the cost shown before you start.

  • Fountain, plain text or PDF.
  • Extracted facts arrive for your review, quoting your exact words.
  • Nothing invented slips in as if you wrote it.

Also in the room

Plan board

Acts as frames, scenes as cards. Drag to restructure the episode.

Setups and payoffs

Every open thread is tracked until it pays off or you cut it.

Named undo history

Every change is a snapshot. Step back to any of your recent ones by name.

Export anytime

Fountain for the script, JSON for the whole project. Your work is never trapped.

Quiet while you write

No popups and no suggestions you didn't ask for. It speaks when you ask.

Private by default

Your pages are never used to train models.

Season bible, episode grid, beat sheet, script. One structure that holds, from the cold open to the tag. Bring your pages. Fountain, plain text and PDF.

One email when your seat opens. Nothing else.

You're on the list. See you at the table.