For scripted podcasts & audio drama

True crime lives or dies on being right.

A format built for narration, dialogue, and sound — plus a fact-checker that keeps a documentary or scripted series honest. Skarvia does everything for your episode except write it.

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How the checking works →

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The Fact-Checker

Skarvia never writes your episode.
It formats, checks, researches, and times — the story in the headphones is the one thing it won't touch.

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A format made for audio

Narration, character dialogue, and SFX and music cues — each its own element, each styled the way a scripted podcast reads. Tab and Enter move you through them at the speed of the writing.

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Runtime from the spoken word

Skarvia estimates length from what's actually said — narration and dialogue — and ignores the SFX and music cues, so the minutes on screen match the minutes in the ear.

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A fact-checker for the retraction you'll never air

Every real-world claim checked against independent sources, with citations and a confidence score, and vetted by an adversarial reviewer first. For true crime and documentary work, it's the difference between a series and a correction.

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A research desk in the margin

Highlight a line, ask the question behind it, and get a cited answer filed into the project — the sourcing your listeners will demand, kept where you're writing.

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Continuity across a season

Names, dates, the facts of the case — Skarvia tracks them across episodes and flags the moment one contradicts another, so a serialized story stays straight.

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Your cloud, not ours

Scripts live 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.

Script your next episode with a staff

Start free — draft a segment, run a fact-check, and record knowing the claims hold.

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Field notes from the staff — occasional, worth reading.
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