Why MyNiverse

From first idea to release, in one place.

Most productions run on a scheduling app, a screenwriting app, a budget spreadsheet and a shared drive. MyNiverse keeps the script, the schedule, the money and the delivery in one project, so a change in one shows up in the rest.

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The whole lifecycle

Every phase, one project

Development
Ideas · Logline & Pitch · Treatment / Beat Sheet · Characters · Screenplay
Pre-Production
Breakdown · Strip Board · Schedule · DOOD · Cast · Locations
Financing
Budget · Funding · Investors · Pre-Sales · Waterfall · Incentives
Production
Call Sheets · Shot List · Sides · Daily Reports · Expenses
Post-Production
Editorial · VFX · Music Cues · Deliverables · QC Reports
Distribution
Festivals · Distribution Deals · Marketing · Revenue · Screenings

How it compares

One workspace, or a tool per job

What each kind of tool usually covers. Many of them are very good at their own job; MyNiverse is built to cover all of the jobs in one project.

What MyNiverse covers, and what pre-production tools, screenwriting apps, and spreadsheets with separate apps usually cover, by phase of production.
Job	Pre-production toolsBreakdown, scheduling and call-sheet apps	Screenwriting appsScript editors	Spreadsheets and separate appsA spreadsheet, a shared drive and an app per job
Development
Screenplay editor with revisions	Varies
Ideas, pitch, treatment and characters		Varies	By hand
Pre-Production
Script breakdown		Varies	By hand
Strip board, schedule and day out of days			By hand
Financing
Budget with fringes and versions	Varies		By hand
Investors, pre-sales and the waterfall			By hand
Tax incentive estimates			By hand
Production
Call sheets and sides			By hand
Daily production reports	Varies		By hand
Post-Production
VFX shot tracking			By hand
Music cues, deliverables and QC			By hand
Distribution
Festivals and distribution deals			By hand
Marketing assets and press contacts			By hand
Across the project
One record from first idea to release

Included
Varies Varies by product
By hand Possible, but built and kept up by hand
Usually not covered

Categories describe what tools of each kind typically cover, not any one product. Check a tool's current features before you choose.

What is inside

Built for the way a production runs

Screenplay
Write, or import a Final Draft or Fountain script. Revision colors, locked scene numbers, and a push sends the changes on to the breakdown.
Breakdown and strip board
Tag cast, props, wardrobe and locations scene by scene, then drag strips into shooting days. Auto-Stripboard groups scenes by location and cast.
Budget
Top sheet, accounts and line items, templates by scale, fringes, and versions you can compare side by side.
Financing
Track investors, pre-sales and the recoupment waterfall, and estimate tax incentives with the date each rate was recorded.
Production paperwork
Call sheets, sides, the one-liner, day out of days and daily reports, all from the same schedule.
Post and delivery
Editorial cuts, VFX shots, music cues, deliverables and QC reports, through to final delivery.
Distribution and marketing
Festival submissions, distribution deals, marketing assets, revenue and screenings, on the same project.
Your crew, scoped
Per-project roles, so a coordinator sees the schedule and a line producer sees the budget.

AI when you want it

AI that does the tedious part

Every AI action shows its price in credits before you run it: a fixed price, a cap, or a per-scene price for the scenes you choose. Strip board sorting, call sheets and shot coverage cost nothing.

Up to 6 credits
Schedule priorities
Write what matters in plain words; AI reads it into rules for the free Schedule Wizard, which builds the full schedule.
15 credits
Schedule review
A second look at the whole schedule, with each issue it finds shown on the strip board.
At most 30 credits
VFX breakdown
Scene by scene, what can be done practically on set told apart from real VFX, with a complexity rating for each shot.
At most 3 credits a message
Budget and schedule chat
Ask about the budget or the board in plain English.

Run the whole production in one place

The Free plan holds 2 active projects with 50 AI credits to try, and the whole development suite. Step up when the shoot needs more.

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Every phase, one project

Development

Ideas · Logline & Pitch · Treatment / Beat Sheet · Characters · Screenplay

Pre-Production

Breakdown · Strip Board · Schedule · DOOD · Cast · Locations

Financing

Budget · Funding · Investors · Pre-Sales · Waterfall · Incentives

Production

Call Sheets · Shot List · Sides · Daily Reports · Expenses

Post-Production

Editorial · VFX · Music Cues · Deliverables · QC Reports

Distribution

Festivals · Distribution Deals · Marketing · Revenue · Screenings

One workspace, or a tool per job

What each kind of tool usually covers. Many of them are very good at their own job; MyNiverse is built to cover all of the jobs in one project.

What MyNiverse covers, and what pre-production tools, screenwriting apps, and spreadsheets with separate apps usually cover, by phase of production.
Job	Pre-production toolsBreakdown, scheduling and call-sheet apps	Screenwriting appsScript editors	Spreadsheets and separate appsA spreadsheet, a shared drive and an app per job
Development
Screenplay editor with revisions	Varies
Ideas, pitch, treatment and characters		Varies	By hand
Pre-Production
Script breakdown		Varies	By hand
Strip board, schedule and day out of days			By hand
Financing
Budget with fringes and versions	Varies		By hand
Investors, pre-sales and the waterfall			By hand
Tax incentive estimates			By hand
Production
Call sheets and sides			By hand
Daily production reports	Varies		By hand
Post-Production
VFX shot tracking			By hand
Music cues, deliverables and QC			By hand
Distribution
Festivals and distribution deals			By hand
Marketing assets and press contacts			By hand
Across the project
One record from first idea to release

Included

Varies Varies by product

By hand Possible, but built and kept up by hand

Usually not covered

Categories describe what tools of each kind typically cover, not any one product. Check a tool's current features before you choose.

Built for the way a production runs

Screenplay

Write, or import a Final Draft or Fountain script. Revision colors, locked scene numbers, and a push sends the changes on to the breakdown.

Breakdown and strip board

Tag cast, props, wardrobe and locations scene by scene, then drag strips into shooting days. Auto-Stripboard groups scenes by location and cast.

Budget

Top sheet, accounts and line items, templates by scale, fringes, and versions you can compare side by side.

Financing

Track investors, pre-sales and the recoupment waterfall, and estimate tax incentives with the date each rate was recorded.

Production paperwork

Call sheets, sides, the one-liner, day out of days and daily reports, all from the same schedule.

Post and delivery

Editorial cuts, VFX shots, music cues, deliverables and QC reports, through to final delivery.

Distribution and marketing

Festival submissions, distribution deals, marketing assets, revenue and screenings, on the same project.

Your crew, scoped

Per-project roles, so a coordinator sees the schedule and a line producer sees the budget.

AI that does the tedious part

Every AI action shows its price in credits before you run it: a fixed price, a cap, or a per-scene price for the scenes you choose. Strip board sorting, call sheets and shot coverage cost nothing.

Up to 6 credits

Schedule priorities

Write what matters in plain words; AI reads it into rules for the free Schedule Wizard, which builds the full schedule.

15 credits

Schedule review

A second look at the whole schedule, with each issue it finds shown on the strip board.

At most 30 credits

VFX breakdown

Scene by scene, what can be done practically on set told apart from real VFX, with a complexity rating for each shot.

At most 3 credits a message

Budget and schedule chat

Ask about the budget or the board in plain English.