MiraiScript doesn't change how you write or draw. It just clears out everything that used to slow you down.

Stop bouncing between a writing app, a sketching app, and a folder of screenshots. MiraiScript sets your script and drawing canvas side by side, so every storyboard links straight to the lines it illustrates.
2+ apps that don't talk to each other
1 window where everything is linked
your scriptpanels + canvasThe editor works like the one you already use. No template, no rigid industry format, no relearning. Write your script exactly how you always have.
p12, wide. platform empty, tiles wet. yuki alone under the sign, hood up.
keep it quiet. no sfx here, the silence is the point.
then insert on the radio dial. her hand is shaking a little, don't overdo it.
CU yuki. she says it small, almost to herself: it's still broadcasting.
last one, the sign above her goes dark. hold on it.
EXT. STATION PLATFORM, NIGHT
Wet tiles. The platform is empty. YUKI stands alone beneath the sign, hood up.
INSERT: the radio dial, turning slowly under her hand.
ON YUKI
YUKI (small)...it's still broadcasting.The sign above her goes dark.
Pressure-sensitive brushes and layers for thumbnails and sketches, with your dialogue on the canvas at real size whenever it's useful. Export as PSD with layers intact, and pick up right where you left off in Clip Studio, Photoshop, or Procreate.

@mention any character, place, or event once, and MiraiScript builds a full dossier for it: every reference counted, every story beat dated and placed on a shared timeline.
No exporting, no waiting, no "check your email." Share a link, pick a permission, and watch each other's work update live.

MiraiScript snapshots every meaningful change for you, so you can name a version, branch a what-if, compare two drafts word for word, and restore any of them whenever you want. You can finally stop saving script_final_v7_FINAL.docx.

Build an interactive graph of every character, place, and event, and attach docs or sketches to any of them. It's never been easier to remember that the sister of the uncle leading the secret organization is your protagonist's long lost cousin.