Scriptation is Apple-only. The app is available on iPad, iPhone, and Mac through the App Store.

Android

There is no Android version of Scriptation today — the app isn't available for Android tablets, Android phones, Chromebooks, or Samsung devices.
If an Android version is something you'd want, please add your vote on our Feature Request Board — that's where we prioritize what to build next, and upvotes genuinely help. There's already an open request for this you can upvote: Support for Android.

Windows

There is no current Windows version of Scriptation. A legacy Windows desktop app existed years ago, but Scriptation for Windows was sunsetted on March 1, 2021, and the installer is no longer available.

If you still have the legacy Windows app installed

You can continue to use it on devices where it's already installed. A few things to know:

• The installer is no longer available. If you uninstall it or move to a new Windows machine, there's no way to reinstall it.
• The legacy Windows app can't be copied to or run on an iPad, iPhone, or Mac. To use Scriptation on Apple devices, download the current app from the App Store.
• Subscriptions don't carry over between the two platforms. App Store and Microsoft Store handle purchases separately — if you want Industry Pro features on Apple, you'll need to subscribe through the App Store.
• Cloud Sync between Windows and Apple isn't supported. To share files between your legacy Windows install and your Apple devices, upgrade the Apple devices to Industry Pro and set up Cloud Sync on the Apple side — then move files manually from Windows.

What the Windows app was missing

The legacy Windows app shipped with only the basics: Annotation Tools, Actor Highlighting (now Auto-Highlight), and Note Transfer. Five years of Apple-only development have added Layers, Reader Mode, Compare Scripts, Sides Creator, Shareable Layers, Lining Tools, Live Layers, Tagging, and a lot more.

Third-party scheduling integrations

Scriptation itself doesn't run on PC, but some of our integration partners are web-based and work on any device. For example, both Cinapse and Shamel Studio integrate with Scriptation and run in any modern browser, so they work fine on a PC even though Scriptation doesn't.

Why Apple-only?

Scriptation is built natively for iPadOS, iOS, and macOS — leaning into Apple Pencil, system-level integrations, and Apple's annotation frameworks. That focus is what makes the day-to-day annotation experience feel right for film and television production. Cross-platform parity isn't currently on the roadmap. Supporting Android or Windows would essentially require rebuilding the entire app from the ground up, which would take development resources we don't currently have.

Other non-Apple devices (Kindle Scribe, e-ink tablets, etc.)

The same limitation applies to other non-Apple devices, such as the Kindle Scribe or other e-ink tablets — Scriptation is not available on these platforms either, and there are no current plans to support them.

What's Next

What is Scriptation?
Current Version and System Requirements
What is Scriptation Industry Pro?
What hardware does Scriptation work best with?

Updated on: 04/08/2026