Write your ideas, drop them in an episode, run it live and archive, without losing your mind... or your audience.
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ShowScripter is a segment and story database for your show. Every story, idea, interview, deep dive, and hot take lives in one library, written once, kept ready, so you can use and reuse in any episode.
Cold open: The biggest trade of the season just landed — and it flips the entire playoff picture on its head.
Beats to hit:
Once the library is stocked, the hard part is done. Drag Segments into a Rundown, set the order, and watch the run time add up automatically. No blank pages, no scrambling for notes, no Google Docs to tab through, your show is ready in minutes.
Hit Start Show and the whole team sees the same screen. The segment timer counts down, the teleprompter rolls your segments, and everyone, host, producers, board op, stays on the same page. Literally.
Welcome back. Last night a fourth-quarter lead vanished again — and now the whole city wants to know if the window has finally closed.
So let's settle it right here, on the show.
[ throw to debate — two chairs, viewer poll on screen ]
When you wrap, the episode is archived and searchable forever. And every segment gets archived with the show so it's always available. That's the whole loop.
Write stories, ideas, sponsor adds and interviews into one reusable library.
Drop segments into a rundown. The episode assembles as you go.
Go to air with the timer, the prompter, and the whole crew in sync.
Wrap, archive the episode, and the segments get archived.
The tools you can use for everyone.
Use the AI-supported Research page to get headlines and sources. Get AI-generated summaries and import straight into a segment with the link and summary attached.
You can have up to 25 people writing and creating segments to fill the library. You can assign producers to episodes and they build them as they update on your screen.
A clean view of your script or talking points, either on your screen or in a teleprompter. Adjust font and auto-scroll speed, and pass with a touch of the mouse.
A countdown for the current segment and a running total against your target, so you know the second you're going long.
Save a rundown as a template and spin it up for next week's episode. Recurring beats stay put and fully editable.
Have a sports show and a fitness show? Run them both from a single account, each with its own library — or share segments across all your shows when it makes sense.
Three plans, backed by a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Yes. If your show has segments and a running order, ShowScripter fits, recorded or live. Perfect to keep everyone on the same page before, during and after the show.
Absolutely. The rundown, segment timers and teleprompter work exactly the same whether you're live to air or rolling tape. Plenty of teams use it to stay on schedule during a record, then archive the episode the moment they wrap.
Producers can build and reorder the rundown together in real time and see who's on. During the show, whoever's driving advances segments and the whole crew's screens follow.
Yes, there is a built-in teleprompter included. Open it on a second monitor or an iPad and it follows the live show. Adjust auto-scroll speed and font size, mirror it for a beamsplitter rig, and hide the controls for a clean talent view.
Yes, that's one of the best parts. A segment lives in your library, not inside one episode. Send it into as many shows as you like and templates stay in the library permanently.
Every plan comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee. If it's not for you, tell us inside two weeks and we'll refund you. Cancel anytime, no hoops.
You can rebuild a show fast by dropping each segment into the library and saving the running order as a template — once it's in, every future episode starts from it. Bulk import help is on the roadmap.
Yes. Any episode rundown or individual segment can be printed or saved as a PDF — handy for paper backups in the control room, sharing scripts with a guest, or handing talent a hard copy before air.
Stock the shelf once and every episode after gets easier. Start building your show's story library today.