Build the visual plan
Keep script scenes, shot references, timing, and blocking together as you develop the film.
Write your story, build your shots, and plan the scene together. A connected workspace for independent filmmakers and small production teams.
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Explore The Last Train in the actual Framefold interface. Read the scene, see its shots, place the camera, then play the sequence. No account needed.
Read the screenplay beside its shot references. Select a scene to follow its part in the film.
A sample project. Your own projects stay separate.
Explore and edit this illustrative sample freely. Changes last only while it is open. Saving, imports, AI, and sharing are available in your own workspace.
Start your free trial →The platform is no longer available. You move the pursuit inside the train. What happens to the shots, the reference images, and the plan your crew already saw?
Ripple shows the connected work that needs another look. You choose what changes.
Preview only. Nothing is applied to the sample above.
This authored example is evaluated by Framefold’s Ripple engine. It flags dependencies; it does not rewrite creative decisions, grant permissions, or approve the film.
Carry the story and its visual plan through review and onto set.
Keep script scenes, shot references, timing, and blocking together as you develop the film.
Invite feedback on a specific saved version, so you know which plan your collaborators have seen.
Take the storyboard PDF, shot list CSV, and production ZIP into your next conversation or onto set.
Private synced projects retain immutable version history. Guest comments and immutable approval receipts belong to the exact revision reviewed. Server exports record their source version and checksum, with rights ledger CSV and readiness Markdown available in the handoff. Review obligations never silently rewrite permissions or approvals. You decide what is ready; Framefold keeps that decision attached to the work.
Try the Solo creative workflow and production exports free for 30 days: one editor, one active project. A credit card is required. After your trial, Solo starts automatically at $19 USD/month plus applicable tax until canceled. Cancel from your account before the trial ends to avoid a charge.
Card required. Then Solo at $19 USD/month + applicable tax until canceled.
For the independent filmmaker.
5 editors included, with the owner.
15 editors included, with the owner.
Your 30-day trial starts after you complete secure Stripe Checkout. Pay $0 today; then Solo renews at $19 USD/month plus applicable tax until canceled. Cancel from your account before the trial ends to avoid the first charge. Stripe shows your trial end and renewal terms before you confirm. Existing no-card trials keep their original terms and do not charge automatically. Existing paid subscribers keep their current price and projects; no automatic plan migration.
Every plan includes Story, the scene-first Film Board, Shots, Timeline, Blocking, and connected review obligations. The rules identify changed assumptions; they do not decide rights or grant approval. Private synced projects retain immutable version history, automatic device recovery, and portable project packs. The 30-day Free Trial includes the Solo creative workflow and complete production handoff formats, with one active project, one editor, its 5 most recent versions and 2 active guest links. Older saved history is never deleted. Paid plans open full stored history and more project capacity. Guest comments and approval receipts belong to the exact revision reviewed. Shared workspace editing uses version checks so one editor cannot silently overwrite another’s saved work.
Paid plans support up to 200 active projects and 500 immutable versions per project, subject to account storage limits of 5,000 versions and 48 MiB of stored project-history text. Visual Studio supports up to 120 scenes and 240 shots, with 32 shots per scene and one PNG, JPEG, or WebP reference per shot (8 MiB per upload). Add one WAV/MP3 reference-audio track up to 32 MiB and 10 minutes. Studio media history is capped at 1,024 references and 256 MiB per project, and 512 MiB per account. Legacy scene-image history remains separately capped at 64 images and 128 MiB per project, and 512 MiB per account. Device recovery retains the 30 most recent copies. Project packs support 64 MiB of media; larger saved projects can use the production ZIP. Browser video recording supports up to 10 minutes in real time, with available formats depending on the browser. Framefold refuses a new record at a storage limit and never silently prunes history. If a trial or paid plan ends, personal editing stops unless another active entitlement applies. Saved data is preserved; read-only access, exports, the text archive, account-level data export, and account deletion remain available. An expired personal trial does not remove access granted by a paid Team or Studio workspace.
You approve every change, review, and export. Optional AI runs only when invited, and nothing publishes automatically. Framefold sends relevant project text to OpenAI only after you request a development or critique pass. API storage is disabled; OpenAI says API data is not used for training by default, while abuse-monitoring records may be retained for up to 30 days. Eligible paid subscriptions provide 100 included units each subscription period for optional AI development and private critique, when configured.
Start with a scene. Build the film around it.
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