Four hundred notes, zero movies. Voice memos you never replay. The one you swore you'd remember. The idea isn't the hard part. Keeping it alive is.
Movie.Builders opens to one question and a mic. Talk, and every word is kept exactly as you said it. No account first, no form, no signal needed.
Your workspace is shaped like a film, from the finished Sequence at the top down to raw Ideas at the bottom. You file every thought yourself, and that's the point: placing it is how the structure gets into your bones. No AI sorts your story for you.
Every plotline holds five questions open, the same five screenwriters have argued about for a century. Fill them in any order, over weeks. By your second movie you'll ask them without looking.