AI Script Coverage
Story structure, character motivation, causality, dialogue, pacing and revision order—with evidence tied to your original text.
Explore Script Coverage →Creative notes you can actually use
Upload a script or short video. Get evidence-linked notes on structure, characters, hooks, pacing and dialogue—then turn those notes into a stronger next draft.
Specific evidence. Clear revision priorities. No invented performance claims.
“You said that last week. What are you actually avoiding?”
Eli identifies Maya's avoidance, but she can still walk away without losing anything immediate.
Give the confrontation a concrete cost, then preserve the final phone-in-drawer image.
One connected workflow
Not another summary to read once and forget. Every part of the report is designed to help you make the next creative decision.
A screenplay, short script or a short video with its spoken transcript.
Jump back to the exact line, scene or timestamp behind each priority.
Start with structure and motivation before polishing individual lines.
Turn a finding into a focused rewrite while preserving what already works.
Two focused products
Story structure, character motivation, causality, dialogue, pacing and revision order—with evidence tied to your original text.
Explore Script Coverage →Hook, promise, beats, proof, payoff and CTA on a clear timeline. Heard, seen and inferred findings stay separate.
Explore Video Audit →Estimate read time from word count, speaking pace and planned pauses. No sign-up, no AI call, no hidden upload.
Time your script →The Narrascout standard
Good analysis is not a confident-sounding paragraph. It is a chain you can inspect: what was present, what we infer, why it matters and what you can do next.
Read our methodologyInspect before you upload

See how a short scene about creative avoidance becomes specific notes on motivation, conflict and dialogue.
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Inspect a practical routine video through its hook, demonstration, honest trade-off and save CTA.
Read video audit →
Study what an opening promises and how the rest of the script has to earn it—not a list of magic phrases.
Study video hooks →