Prepare scripts and bookmarks for your next take

Write in plain text or Markdown, then use paragraphs as reading cues and bookmarks for specific lines. Import a .txt or .md file up to 1 MiB. Keep a separate export of your script before replacing it or clearing browser data.

Paste or import a script

Open Edit script to paste or write, then choose Save. Import accepts UTF-8 .txt and .md files up to 1,048,576 bytes (1 MiB); content with NUL characters is rejected. Word/PDF files are not supported.

The app keeps one current draft. Before confirming a replacement import, export anything you want to retain.

Format your text

The toolbar supports bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, heading, quote and lists. An explicit selection formats selected text; without a selection it formats the current source line. Keyboard formatting shortcuts preserve the editing selection.

The reader deliberately omits images, tables, raw HTML and embedded content. Links display their text but are not clickable in reading output. Blank lines separate paragraphs into navigation cues.

# Introduction

Welcome to **this week's update**.

Pause, then share the next point.

Navigate paragraphs and bookmark lines

Paragraph cues let you jump through passages with the previous/next controls or Up/Down arrow keys. Left/Right arrow keys adjust font size. A bookmark targets a particular script source line, rather than an entire paragraph.

Use the bookmark button beside a reading line, then open Bookmarks to jump, rename or remove it. Inline bookmark buttons are omitted inside list items, keeping their markers clear; the separate bookmark navigation remains available.

Rename and repair bookmarks

Give bookmarks names that describe the section or retake. Editing tries to preserve recognizable source-line identities. Changed, removed or ambiguously duplicated lines can leave a bookmark unresolved rather than move it to an uncertain passage.

An unresolved bookmark cannot jump to its former line. Reassign it to the current line or delete it from Bookmarks. Check bookmarks after a substantial script rewrite.

Export and back up

Export (.md) downloads script text only; it does not include bookmark metadata, reading position or settings. Export configuration downloads layout, reading preferences and theme as JSON, without your script or bookmarks.

Both exports are separate from browser-local saving. Browser clearing, a different browser or another device can make the local draft unavailable. There is no cloud backup or bookmark-export feature.

Start a new script without changing preferences

New script pauses playback, clears the current script, bookmarks and reading position, and opens a blank editor. It keeps typography, layout, playback preferences and theme. Export first if you need the previous script.