For playwrights

The play is yours. The staff is ours.

Standard stage-play format, a continuity editor that holds a full-length play together, and a fact-checker that catches the detail a table read won't. Skarvia does everything for your script except write it.

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How the checking works →

Skarv comparing two script pages side by side
The Continuity Editor

Skarvia never writes a line of your play.
It formats, checks, researches, and remembers — the dialogue is the one thing it won't touch.

On staff

Real stage-play format

Centered character cues, italic stage directions, act and scene structure — the standard modern play layout, typed as fast as you can think it. Tab and Enter move between elements; you never fight the margins.

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Continuity across the whole play

A character's history, a prop, the year it's set — Skarvia tracks the details across every scene and flags the moment one contradicts another. The thing a cold read at page 60 misses.

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A fact-checker for the world of the play

Every real-world claim checked against actual sources, with citations, and vetted by a second reviewer whose only job is to refute it. Period detail, places, dates — verified, not guessed.

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A research desk in the margin

Highlight a line, ask the question underneath it, and get a cited answer filed into your project — the homework, without leaving the script.

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Your cloud, not ours

Your script lives in your own Dropbox or Google Drive, saved as you write and readable forever. Skarvia keeps only a working copy for its checks. Autosave and version history included.

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One desk for everything you write

Screenplays, novels, TV series, audio dramas — the same staff and the same checkers, whatever the form. Write a play today, adapt it tomorrow, without switching tools.

Give your play a staff

Start free — write a scene, run a continuity check, and see what a fresh set of eyes catches.

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Field notes from the staff — occasional, worth reading.
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