Use cases: writing problems Scenaloom solves
Each page starts from a problem writers describe in their own words, then shows how Scenaloom handles it, with captures and short clips of the real product and demo stories we wrote for them.
Novels and web serials
Catch continuity errors across a whole novel
Chapter 2 loses the compass in a ravine. Chapter 4 takes it out of a pocket. Readers notice; a whole-book check notices first.
Track foreshadowing: every setup and its payoff
The locked box in chapter 1, the second key in chapter 2. Forty chapters later, which ones did you pay off?
Show a platform how you wrote your book
Writers are being flagged as AI for books they typed themselves. A signed record of the writing gives an appeal something to stand on.
Answer each platform's AI question from the record
KDP, Kakuyomu and Fanqie each ask about AI in their own words. Your answer should come from what happened, not from memory.
Let your AI app read your story bible
Pasting the setting into a chat window every time, and the chat forgets it anyway. Connect the app to the project instead.
Short drama and scripts
Write a vertical short drama that hooks in 3 seconds
Short-drama writers plan an episode by the second: the hook in 3 seconds, a reversal by 25, a cliffhanger before the paywall.
Hear your script in a table read with AI voices
A voice that keeps misreading one name, and every retry costs credits. Fix it once in a list and lock the voice.
AI video
Keep the same face in every AI video shot
Close-ups match, then the wide shot changes the face. Writers fix it with a character sheet; Scenaloom sends the sheet with every frame.
Plan camera and blocking for every shot
Two people at a table; cut; positions swap and the chopsticks vanish. A shot list should remember the room.
Join AI video clips without a jump
Clips of a few seconds each, and every cut jumps: the picture shifts, the sound drops out. Two small tools fix most of it.
Know what an AI video episode costs before you spend
Writers add it up by hand: credits to money, per episode, per season. Then the month ends and the total is a surprise.
