Everything below ships on every paid plan. Jump to a feature, or read top to bottom. It follows a script's life from inbox to decision.
SUBMISSION LOG
The grid, productized
The tracking spreadsheet your assistant maintains by hand, now with structure it can't have: linked writers, version chains, statuses that move themselves, and a keyboard-complete workflow.
•Log a submission in under 30 seconds: title is the only required field
•Dedupe catches new drafts of old scripts and links them into a version chain
SUBMISSION LOG · 214 active
THE LONG WAY DOWN Whitfield COVERED · CONSIDER
GLASSHOUSE Bell IN COVERAGE
SUN COUNTRY Vásquez ASSIGNED · due Fri
THE QUIET PART Rao LOGGED · 2m ago
press n to log · a to assign · w to flag
EMAIL-IN INTAKE
Forward the email. That's the intake.
Every org gets a private intake address. Forward a rep's email and a draft entry appears with title, writer, and source parsed from the message. You confirm, it logs.
•Parsed fields show confidence: amber means check me, never trust-me
•Attachments become the script file automatically, hashed for dedupe
•Unrecognized senders land in quarantine, not in your log
To: meridian-7k2@mail.coverqueue.com
Fwd: GLASSHOUSE, Marcus Bell (WME)
✓ Title Glasshouse
✓ Source Rachel Ostrow, WME
~ Writer Marcus Bell (from title page)
~ Format Pilot
⌘↵ confirm · 3 of 6 high confidence
COVERAGE
Coverage that signs, and stays signed
Your template, your ratings grid, your verdict labels. Readers write beside the script with autosave; signed coverage is immutable and exports to a PDF that looks like it came from a studio story department.
•Split view: script on the left, coverage form on the right
•Dual verdicts, one for the script, one for the writer (required)
•Signing is permanent; amendments create a new version, v1 stays on record
•Ratings grid and top-sheet fields are fully customizable per format
SCRIPT COVERAGE · MERIDIAN PICTURES
TITLE THE LONG WAY DOWN
WRITER Dana Whitfield
SCRIPT: CONSIDER WRITER: RECOMMEND
PREPARED BY S. OKAFOR
SIGNED JUL 24 2026 · V2 · IMMUTABLE
WEEKEND READ
The Friday packet builds itself
Flag scripts all week with a single keystroke. By Friday each exec has an ordered reading list. Build it into a watermarked packet or a share link in one step.
•Per-exec lists with drag-to-reorder
•Include scripts, coverage top sheets, or both
•Pre-stamping starts at link creation, so the recipient's first click is instant
WEEKEND READ · Daniel's list
1 The Long Way Down COVERED · CONSIDER
2 Half Moon Bay COVERED · RECOMMEND
3 Glasshouse IN COVERAGE
4 Sun Country ASSIGNED
[ Build packet ] → watermarked · logged
WATERMARKED SHARING
Nothing leaves without a watermark
Every page of every delivered PDF carries the recipient's name, org, and a timestamp, stamped server-side. The clean original never leaves your vault.
•Share links expire in 7 days by default; revoke and they die instantly
•Every open and download is logged: who, when, from where
•Recipients get a clean, no-login page with an in-browser viewer
SHARE LINK · Jane Smith / Acme
expires in 6 days · watermarked per page
07/30 09:12 viewed The Long Way Down
07/29 18:45 downloaded Half Moon Bay
07/29 18:44 opened packet page
[ Revoke ] (takes effect immediately)
SEARCH & ARCHIVE
“Have we seen this writer before?”
Answered in seconds, not a dig through shared drives. Every submission, every draft, every verdict: searchable forever, on every plan. Archives are never held hostage.
•Searches active and archived together, with filters for status, verdict, format, source
•Results expand inline to the coverage summary
•Full export (log CSV, coverage PDFs, writers CSV) on every tier
⌕ whitfield
THE LONG WAY DOWN Jul 2026 CONSIDER
“…the voice is undeniable” · S. Okafor
ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS Nov 2024 PASS
2 submissions · 1 writer · 0.08s
WRITER TRACKING
Your private map of the writer pool
Every submission builds a writer record: rep, history, best verdict, last seen. When an open assignment lands, filter by writer verdict and you have a shortlist you already believe in.
•Writer pages link every draft and every coverage doc
•Filter by best writer verdict: your institutional memory, structured