Script Editor
A distraction-free screenplay editor with correct pagination, FDX / Fountain export, and an AI Coverage panel for development notes.
BaseMapped product
In active development · private preview
The production office, in one box
The whole production fits in one box.
AppleBoxe is a production office built for independent film. Write the script, break it down, schedule, budget, staff up, shoot, and wrap — connected in one workspace, with AI helping where it counts.
No public signup yet. AppleBoxe is being hardened before a real launch — the status below is the honest picture.
1 box
the whole production
Write → Wrap
one connected pipeline
AI
coverage & breakdown
The pipeline
Every stage of the shoot, in one continuous tool.
Independent productions lose time stitching together a writing app, a scheduler, a budget sheet, and a stack of call sheets. AppleBoxe keeps them in one place, each stage feeding the next.
Write
Break down
Schedule
Budget
Staff up
Shoot
Wrap
The tools
A real department for every part of the film.
Script Analysis
Instant production and character analytics — INT/EXT and day/night mix, busiest locations, dialogue share, and screen-time timelines.
Breakdown & Props
Parse the script into scenes, cast, locations, and a props catalog with sourcing, status, and cost.
Schedule
Plan shoot days and scenes with a real shot planner that surfaces locations and INT/EXT, day/night context.
Budget
Track line items with under/over status, so the money picture stays current as the plan changes.
Crew, Call Sheets & DPR
Staff the production, generate call sheets, and file daily production reports — the on-set logistics layer.
From the build
The cutting-room interface.
Real screens captured from the in-development app — warm grayscale, where red is the only color that carries meaning.
Development status
In active development — not done yet.
We are keeping this honest. The core production tools work, but AppleBoxe is not finished and not publicly launched. Here is exactly where it stands.
Working
Core tools are built
Script editor, analysis, breakdown, schedule, budget, crew, call sheets, and DPR all exist and run against a live Supabase backend.
Working
AI features wired
Script Coverage, story analysis, and props extraction run on Claude. Spending only happens on an explicit user action.
In progress
Scope & polish in progress
Overlapping surfaces are being consolidated, some tools hidden for launch, and a design/accessibility/mobile pass is still underway.
In progress
Not launched — no public signup
AppleBoxe is in active development. Hardening, data-persistence, and security cleanup come before any public release. Billing is not shipped.
Is AppleBoxe available to use?
Not publicly. AppleBoxe is in active development as an early preview. There is no open signup yet — it is shown here to give an honest picture of what is being built.
What is it?
A production office for independent film: write the script, break it down, schedule, budget, staff up, shoot, and wrap — all connected in one web app. The brand idea is the apple box: the one crate that does everything on set.
What works today?
The script editor, script analysis, breakdown and props, schedule, budget, crew, call sheets, and daily production reports are all built and running, with AI-assisted coverage and analysis.
What is still left before launch?
Consolidating overlapping tools, hiding not-ready surfaces, a visual and mobile polish pass, persisting parsed cast and locations, and a backend security and migration cleanup. Monetization is intentionally not shipped yet.
Does it use AI?
Yes. Script coverage, story analysis, and props extraction use Claude. AI calls run on an explicit action and degrade gracefully when a key is missing or the service is busy.
Can I get early access?
Reach out through BaseMapped contact. Access is limited while the app is hardened for a real launch.
AppleBoxe by BaseMappedBuilding the production office for indie film.
It is not finished yet — but the script, schedule, budget, and on-set tools are already in one box. Ask about early access while it is hardened for launch.