Fade In for Android

I have used Fade In for over a year now and it has been the best software I have found for the price to work on the Android Laptop. For thoses who don’t want to spend 170 on Final Draft this application will work for screen writing. The editting is much easier than microsoft office when it comes to replacing names or Scene headings. Would recommend to any Screenwriter. 5 Stars!

I love the fact that it handles .fdx as well as .fountain documents, which makes my life super easy. Add to that a clean, responsive ui that works on any sized screen with no floating panes and all of the production features I’m looking for. One tiny complaint, though - the “fullscreen” mode isn’t really. It still buts up against the dock and menubar, and I can’t swipe to and away like I can other fullscreen apps. Other than that, awesome!

I needed something simple and easy to use, as well as affordable. So far I love it. Works just the way it is supposed to. I also wrote the developer to ask a question, and they wrote me back right away. No problems. I love the look and feel of this ap. Thank-you! I did a lot of research before deciding on this program, and I’m very happy. BTW, we finished our first movie, and it feels great to use something so professional.

I am a long time Final Draft user, and let me tell you I am hooked on Fade In. The price tag is rediculously low for the power this software brings. Not only is it good for the price, but it is good for any price. It is flat out the best script writing software I have used. Also the customer support is great. The developer has gotten back to every email I ahve sent him with a satisfying response and not just the usual corporate BS response of “This is possible. Thank you for your email”. Trust me, give it a try. If you’re on the fence, try the free version. I am confident you won’t be disapointed. disclaimer: I’m sure I sound like an employee leaving a review. But I herby promise and agree to be legally bound by my testimony that I am in no way affiliated with this program other than being a dedicated and happy customer and user of it. I received no money or any other perks for this review. I just love the program and want to spread the word. With a world of fake reviews out there, i felt this statement was important to make clear.

Alright. I’ve been using Final Draft for almost 20 years. I never liked Final Draft but I never found anything that worked for me. Fade In is pretty darn close. The program has almost everything that Final Draft gave me without the bloat and without the steep price. However, Fade In has crashed on me many times. It does have a back-up feature, but I still lost whatever I was writing since the last back-up. As a professional screenwriter, regular crashes are a deal breaker. On in particular shows hidden code on my screenplay — when I tried to delete it, the program freezes. This bug has appeared about a dozen times in the past month, and cost me several pages of lost dialogue. So… take the dive, but back-up often.