Scrite

What Scrite is

Scrite is a screenwriting app for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with offline mode, version history, publishing tools, and extensive export options. It has no free plan, but offers a 30-day trial for one device; trial exports carry a watermark. Annual Basic costs $19 a year, billed annually, for one device and PDF, Final Draft, Fountain, and plain-text export. Annual Pro costs $36 a year, billed annually, supports two devices, and adds HTML, ODT, Open Screenplay Format, and Structure PDF exports. Pro Long Term costs $69 a year for a three-year plan on three devices, with the full listed export feature set. The plans vary by device allowance and export formats. Scrite is made by Scrite, which was founded in 2020 and is based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. The app does not offer real-time collaboration or mobile apps.

Who it suits

Scrite suits screenwriters who want desktop software with offline access, version history, and publishing tools. Its plan options may fit writers choosing between device limits and export formats.

Limits

The Free Trial lasts 30 days, allows one device, and places a watermark on exports. Annual Basic also allows one device; Annual Pro allows two, while Pro Long Term allows three.

Getting started

1. Visit https://www.scrite.io/
2. Start the 30-day Free Trial
3. Use the trial on one device
4. Select Annual Basic, Annual Pro, or Pro Long Term
5. Install Scrite on Windows, macOS, or Linux

Verdict

Scrite offers offline screenwriting across three desktop platforms, with paid plans differentiated by device count and export options. The one-device trial lasts 30 days and marks exports with a watermark; there are no mobile apps or real-time collaboration.