From idea to draft in a working session.
Mugafi works with your rough material. Paste what you have, not what you wish you had.
Start with what you have.
Paste a logline, a rough treatment, a half-formed scene idea, or a few disconnected beats. Mugafi reads intent, not polished prose. The more honest the input, the more specific the analysis.
No formatting required. No minimum length. If you have a concept and a character, that is enough to begin.
Mugafi maps the structure.
The beat engine identifies what is present, what is missing, and where pacing may break. You see a beat outline annotated with specific suggestions, not generic feedback about "raising the stakes."
Character voice analysis runs in parallel. The dialogue assistant begins building an understanding of how your characters speak from the material you pasted.
Write. Mugafi assists where you invite it.
Dialogue suggestions appear in a sidebar when you pause mid-line. Rewrite flags surface inline with a one-sentence note. You choose which suggestions matter. The rest disappear quietly.
When you are done, export to Final Draft (.fdx), PDF, or Fountain format.
Works across your whole writing practice.
Feature film first drafts
Map your full three-act structure before scene one. Know which beats are missing before you are fifty pages in.
OTT series episode outlines
Outline episodes faster. Character voice consistency across a season becomes a manageable problem, not a guessing game.
Short film treatments
A short film is structurally precise work. The beat engine helps you see what a 12-minute story can and cannot carry.
Script doctor rewrites
Paste an existing draft. The rewrite mode surfaces what is working against the scene, so you fix what matters, not what is easiest.
Try it with your current project.
Start with what you have. The free Craft plan has no expiry.