Scripty: Script Supervisor
EGETECH LTD · Productivity
Independent analytics for this App Store listing. AppTracker is not affiliated with EGETECH LTD.
Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
Ratings breakdown · US
The star breakdown behind this app's rating in this storefront.
Screenshots
About
Scripty is the on-set brain for script supervisors. Log every take in one tap, tie continuity photos and notes to the exact Scene, Setup, and Take, line the script by hand, and hand editorial a clean report at wrap — all offline, with no account. FAST TAKE LOGGING • TAKE +1 in a single tap, one-handed • Mark Circled, Good, No, or Tech with one touch — shapes you can read in any light • Quick-note chips (Tail Slate, MOS, False Start…) with no typing LINE THE SCRIPT LIKE PAPER • Draw coverage lines straight down the script with Apple Pencil on iPad • Scan the printed sides you're handed on set and line right on the page • Import Final Draft (.fdx) or Fountain — and reimport a revised draft WITHOUT losing your logged takes CONTINUITY THAT ISN'T CAMERA-ROLL JUNK • Capture photos and voice notes linked to the current moment • Compare shots side by side for continuity checks • Tag every photo: Wardrobe, Props, Makeup, and more FIND ANYTHING IN SECONDS • Search takes, photos, notes, and captions • Filter by scene, status, or tag EDITORIAL-READY EXPORTS • Script Supervisor Log (PDF) • Continuity Photo Book (PDF) • Take Log (CSV) • Editorial Pack (ZIP) BUILT FOR SET • Works fully offline — no signal needed • No account, no cloud, no tracking. Your production stays yours. • iPhone and iPad, with a native iPad layout PRICING Scripty is free to run one full production, start to finish. Unlock unlimited productions once for $24.99 — a one-time purchase, no subscription, ever. Made by EgeTech, building software for the film industry.
What's new · 3.1
• Final Draft (.fdx) import now reads scene numbers the way Final Draft actually writes them. Scripts that came back as "no scenes found" import correctly. • A new setup now appears the moment you add it. It was always being saved, but the screen didn't show it until you left and re-entered the scene. • You can delete a setup. Long-press it, and Scripty tells you how many takes would go with it before anything is removed. • The same refresh problem is fixed everywhere it could happen — takes, scenes, tags, photos and scanned pages. • The welcome screen now shows the current app icon. • Faster take, scene and photo screens, and smoother scrolling with a lot of continuity photos.
Details