Fire Muse

Meet the Plot Hole Detector, a second pair of eyes for your draft. PLOT HOLE DETECTOR - A new Plot Holes button in the editor toolbar checks your whole script. - Timeline: catches time of day that doesn't match, time of day that changes without time passing, a character in two places at once, and dates or ages that don't add up. Flashback, dream, and intercut scenes are left alone. - Characters: catches a character who appears after they're gone, names that don't match, a character who speaks before being introduced, and one who is introduced and never returns. - Setups and payoffs: catches something used before it is introduced, a setup that never comes back, and a promise or threat that never comes back. - References: catches a mention of a scene or a place that isn't in the script. - Every flag shows the scene heading, the page, and the lines involved, explains why it matters, and offers a suggested fix. - Flags are marked "Likely issue" or "Worth a look," so you know where to start. - Tap a flag to jump straight to that line in the editor, with the line highlighted. - Ignore a flag you meant on purpose. Ignored flags are remembered for each script, and you can show and restore them any time. - Tap Check again after you revise. - Works with English, Spanish, French, and Farsi scripts. Word-based checks run on English scripts. - It only reads and suggests. Nothing in your script is ever changed. - It runs entirely on your device, with no internet needed, and stays available even when Parental Controls turn the Writing Coach off. INHERITED FROM THE MASTERS Still the heart of Fire Muse: 33 crafts and 1,089 techniques handed down from the filmmakers who shaped cinema. Every technique explains what it is, why it works, and how it's done, gives you a "try it" exercise, and points you to three films to study. Find a slip with the Plot Hole Detector, then see how the masters solved the same problem.