Bring your scripts. Keep your format. Stop being chained to a desktop.
Open in Arqo. Export back. Final Draft 12 reads it like nothing happened. Locked scene numbers, A-pages, dual dialogue, revision marks — preserved.
Same editor on phone, tablet, laptop. Same Fountain engine. Same export.
Memory, not generation. The character index, the location index, the through-line — surfaced when you ask, hidden when you don't.
Launch pricing: $9.99/month for Pro (was $11), $24.99 for Studio (was $29.99). No "assistant add-on" line item. Plug in your own Claude/GPT/Gemini account if you have one.
File → Save As → Final Draft FDX. (FD12 default. Older FD: File → Export → Final Draft 12.)
Scripts → Import → drop the .fdx. Done. Scene numbers, dialogue, revisions, all there.
Export FDX from Arqo. Open in FD12. Compare. (Then keep working in either.)
Sign in on iOS / Android. Same script. Same editor. No "mobile mode."
Yes. Locked scene numbers, A-page numbering, dual dialogue, revision marks. Verified by golden round-trip tests against FD12.
Yes. Round-trip is bidirectional. Use Arqo for mobile + Story Memory; export FDX for production.
Final Draft licenses don't transfer (it's not our software). But your Final Draft .fdx files do — import them into Arqo without conversion.
Partial. Character + location lists are auto-suggested; advanced SmartType categories (Extensions, Times of Day, Transitions) are on the roadmap, not blocking import.
Roadmap. Tags imported from FDX are preserved; the editing UI ships in 2026-Q3.
Two scripts on Free. Full editor. Full export. Bring your FDX, see how it lands.