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Final Draft co-founder launches Script 360 for screenwriters

Oct. 28, 2026
Final Draft co-founder launches Script 360 for screenwriters
By AI, Created 20:22 UTC, Oct 28, 2026, AGP -

Ben Cahan, the creator and co-founder of Final Draft, launched Script 360 on Oct. 28, 2026, as a browser-based screenwriting platform with editing, AI tools and a writer community. The service is designed to help writers improve scripts, share work with industry professionals and keep AI from writing or changing the pages.

Why it matters: - Script 360 is built to modernize screenwriting workflows with editing, feedback and promotion tools in one place. - The platform aims to help writers improve scripts without handing authorship to AI. - The service also gives industry members a way to discover new projects in a shared marketplace.

What happened: - Ben Cahan, creator and co-founder of Final Draft, announced Script 360 on Oct. 28, 2026. - Script 360 is an online home for screenwriters at Script 360. - Cahan framed the launch as a new approach for writers as technology changes the craft. - Cahan said Script 360 is meant to help writers improve their stories and skills, then share their vision with industry professionals.

The details: - Script 360 includes a full screenplay editor in the browser with industry-standard formatting. - The editor includes drafts, revision colors, title pages and real-time collaboration with co-writers. - Writers can import existing work from Final Draft (.fdx), Fountain or PDF files and export work back out. - AI features analyze finished writing rather than generate pages. - The AI tools include coverage with scores, strengths and page-specific notes. - Writers can order human coverage from professional analysts or trade reviews with other members. - The sketch tool creates images of characters, locations and key moments based on the script. - The proofread tool checks for typos, grammar and continuity slips and suggests fixes the writer can accept or reject. - The promote tools generate loglines, synopses, a pitch and a one-sheet poster. - Script 360 also includes a script library where producers, managers and other industry members can discover new work. - The platform says AI tools never change a writer's script. - Suggestions appear beside the script, and the writer decides what gets used. - Member scripts are not used to train AI models. - Script 360 also offers member profiles, a directory, writing groups, a discussion board, private messaging and live webinars with working professionals.

Between the lines: - Cahan is positioning Script 360 as a response to the limits of older screenwriting software and the risks of generative AI. - The product leans on a human-in-the-loop model, with AI used for analysis and presentation rather than authorship. - The platform tries to connect creative development and career exposure in the same service.

What's next: - Script 360 is available now. - A free membership includes two screenplays. - Basic and Pro memberships add more scripts and a monthly AI-credit allowance. - Photos, screenshots, logos and a fact sheet are available at press materials.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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