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Fire Muse is a screenwriting app for writers, students, and filmmakers. Write real screenplay pages, shape your story scene by scene, & learn from the films that taught us all. JUST START TYPING You don't pick a style first. Type a line the way a screenplay reads and Fire Muse formats it for you: scene headings, action, character names, dialogue, parentheticals, and transitions. How Typing Works walks you through it in a minute. WRITE IN YOUR LANGUAGE Choose the language of each script: English, Spanish, French, or Farsi. The app itself stays in English, and only your writing changes. - Spanish and French scene headings and time-of-day words are recognized, and names keep their accents in capitals. - Farsi scripts read right to left, with Persian letters, digits, and the half-space kept exactly as you type them. - Search ignores accents, so "jose" finds "José". SEE YOUR WHOLE STORY - The scene board shows every scene as a card. Tap a card to jump to that scene, or drag cards to reorder your script. - Search inside a script to find any scene fast. - Character name suggestions appear as you type, so names stay consistent. - A live page count and running time show how long your script is. - The three-act structure guide maps your pages to classic story beats, from the opening image to the climax. MY SCRIPTS Every screenplay you save lives in My Scripts, newest first. Search by title or by any line in the script, and pick up right where you left off. SAVE AND SHARE - Save as PDF, Final Draft (.fdx), or Fountain. - Share a PDF by text message, email, AirDrop, Files, and more. PLOT HOLE DETECTOR Tap Plot Holes in the editor and Fire Muse reads your whole script for the slips that hide in a long draft: - Timeline: time of day that doesn't match, a character in two places at once, dates or ages that don't add up. - Characters: someone who appears after they're gone, names that don't match, a character introduced and never seen again. - Setups and payoffs: something used before it is introduced, or a setup that never comes back. - References: a mention of a scene or place that isn't there. Each flag shows the scene, page, and lines, explains the problem, and suggests a fix. Tap it to jump to the line. It never changes your script and runs on your device. THE WRITING COACH When a scene feels muddy or the page is blank, open the Writing Coach from the editor. Your current pages are filled in for you. It estimates where you are in a three-act feature, checks a scene for want, opposition, and a turn, and gives you a short, practical note plus one thing to try next time. Mark a note "Helped" or "Not this time" and the coach remembers what works for you across sessions. You can export or import its memory. INHERITED FROM THE MASTERS The heart of Fire Muse: a craft library of 33 crafts and 1,089 techniques, passed down from the filmmakers who shaped cinema, from dialogue, writing, and structure to cinematography, editing, lighting, sound design, acting, directing, and more. Each technique explains what it is, why it works, how it's done, and gives you a "try it" exercise, with three film examples and a link to learn more about each film on Grokipedia. MORE TO EXPLORE - Search craft topics for scripts, short films, documentaries, cinematography, and directing. - Title card lessons and 33 memorable openings to study. - An A to Z glossary of screenwriting terms, with logline samples. FOR FAMILIES Parental Controls let a parent or guardian turn the Writing Coach off. The Plot Hole Detector stays available. The settings are protected by a PIN, and you can change the PIN at any time. WORKS OFFLINE Fire Muse works fully offline. Your scripts, the Plot Hole Detector, the Writing Coach, search, and the craft library all stay on your device. Grokipedia links open in Safari. Made for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, in light or dark mode. Pick up the pen. Your muse is waiting.