Certified testimonials

Real writers. Their own words. Checked by us.

Every testimonial with our seal has a certificate behind it. This page explains what the seal means and how we issue one.

What certified means

  • ✓ A real Screenplay Assistant account.
  • ✓ They have really written with it. We check this against our own records, and the results stay private.
  • ✓ They approved the exact words you read, in writing, and we keep the dated record.

How a testimonial is made

  1. We invite writers who have already told us how it is going.
  2. They write it in their own words.
  3. We may shorten it, but we never reword it.
  4. They approve the final words.
  5. We check their account against our written rules.
  6. We issue a certificate with a number and a date.

What we never do

  • We never pay or reward anyone for a testimonial.
  • We never change what someone meant.
  • We never show anyone's private data.
  • If someone is connected to us, we say so under their name.

Changed your mind?

Any writer can withdraw their testimonial at any time. Email contact@playcode3.ai and we take it down within 7 days.

How we handle your data is in our Privacy Policy.

Certificates issued

  • No. 0001

    “I had burned myself out rewriting rewrites. Screenplay Assistant brought back something I was afraid I'd lost: it renewed my desire to write. When…”

    Darrell Darling, Creator and writer of Weight of the Wire

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  • No. 0003

    “This app is not an app at this point. It is a key, possibly 'the' key. It is an essential tool for people who are trying to make stories they have…”

    Evan S.

    Related to founder

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  • No. 0002

    “I started using it and immediately exhaled. This was something I could work with, and it was easy to understand. I've used tools from school — your…”

    Lisa A., Storyteller, B.A. in Creative Writing, finished her first screenplay with Screenplay Assistant

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Certification is done by PLAYCODE3 LLC using our own written rules.