MiraiScript is an independent tool for comic and graphic-novel creators. It keeps the script, the storyboard, the cast and the version history in one place, in sync, so the work of managing your work stops competing with the work.
Making a comic means writing prose, drawing panels, and holding a continuity in your head across hundreds of pages. Most people do that across a word processor, a drawing app, a folder of reference screenshots, and a naming convention like script_final_v7_FINAL.docx. The tools do not know about each other, so the author becomes the integration layer.
MiraiScript links a panel to the exact line it illustrates, resolves an @mention to a character dossier that counts its own appearances, and snapshots every meaningful change so you can branch a what-if and come back. Those are not three features bolted together. They are the same document seen three ways.
.docx, and storyboards export to PSD and PDF. If you stop paying, you keep full read and edit access to everything you made. The editor is not a rich-text box. It is an OOXML-native document engine with its own layout and canvas renderer, which is why an imported .docx keeps its fonts and pagination instead of being approximated. The drawing surface is a tiled raster engine built for pressure and layers on a tablet. Both are ours, because nothing off the shelf did the job.
MiraiScript is built and operated by TODO: legal entity name, an independent studio. You can reach a human at TODO: contact email.
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