SceneCraft

AI-native screenwriting, from blank page to final draft

Writing

Movies

Entertainment

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Hey Product Hunt! Ajay here, founder of SceneCraft. My closest friend is one of the best storytellers I know. He's been writing for years — vivid characters, tight plots, real emotional depth. But every time he submitted to studios and competitions, he got rejected. Not because the story was bad. Because it wasn't in screenplay format. He'd pour months into a story, submit it, and get a form rejection that basically said: wrong format, didn't read it. He didn't need a writing teacher. He needed a translator. That's the problem SceneCraft solves at its core. Paste your story — the way you naturally write it — and it expands into a full production-ready screenplay. Proper sluglines, action lines, dialogue, scene breaks. But more than formatting: it builds the complete character sheet, cast distribution, scene-by-scene outline, act structure, story beats — everything a producer needs to greenlight a project. Quality of the original story intact. Nothing lost in translation. And here's what I think matters most — the writer stays in control. Every single element the AI generates — every action line, every dialogue beat, every parenthetical — sits there as its own editable block. You don't like how a character delivers one line? Rewrite just that line. The AI got an action sequence slightly off? Regenerate only that action block. Nothing else in your screenplay moves. No ripple effect. No starting over. Surgical precision, scene by scene, element by element. Because AI-generated scripts that you can't touch aren't screenplays. They're drafts you're stuck with. We built this so writers can use AI as a co-writer they can override at any moment — not a printer that produces a final output. Because here's what nobody talks about: there are thousands of great writers who will never be seen simply because they don't know a slug line from a scene heading. Screenplay format is a gatekeeping mechanism, not a measure of talent. I'd love to hear from you: Have you ever had a story you couldn't get out in the "right" format? How much AI involvement feels right to you — full generation, or just assistance on stuck moments? Brutal feedback welcome. Really grateful to share this with PH today. 🙏