KONTAGION

Start with whatever is real today: one sentence, a treatment, a screenplay, a folder of references, or footage you already shot. Kontagion helps you organize that material and find the next useful step.

Yes. You can use Kontagion only for writing, planning, editing, or release work. The five stages stay connected, but you do not have to use every tool or follow one fixed path.

Kontagion can support short films, features, documentaries, music videos, series, social films, and other screen stories. The exact process changes with the project, but the same five stages—Write, Plan, Shoot, Edit, and Release—still apply.

Kontagion is currently in private preview. You can join the waitlist from this page, and the team will share access and plan details as the preview opens to more filmmakers.

Yes. Your work stays organized inside its project. When you return, the screenplay, plans, media, timeline, notes, and approved choices are there so you can continue instead of reconstructing the film.

Yes. The writing workspace supports screenplay structure, scenes, characters, locations, and revisions. You can work directly in the script and keep later planning connected to the pages that created it.

Yes. Ask Kyger to explore a scene, question a choice, suggest alternatives, or prepare a draft for review. He should help you find doors you may not have seen—not quietly replace your voice with his.

Yes. It can help identify the cast, locations, props, wardrobe, vehicles, effects, and other needs in each scene. You can review and correct the breakdown before using it to plan production.

Yes. You can keep character and location details, references, notes, and approved visual identities with the project. That gives the whole team a clearer shared picture of the film's people and world.

Yes. You can turn scenes into planned coverage, shot lists, and storyboard images. These planning materials remain connected to the scene and can guide the shoot and the first version of the edit.

Yes. Kontagion includes planning for schedules, budgets, casting, crew, locations, props, gear, and production documents. The goal is to make the practical needs of the film visible before they become expensive surprises.

The Shoot stage keeps today's work close: call sheets, sides, people, scene information, and current production details. When the plan changes, the team can return to one shared source instead of several conflicting messages.

Yes. Creative generation tools can help build visual references, shots, music, sound, and voice work. You choose what to make and approve what belongs in the film, and some of these jobs use credits.

Yes. The Edit stage includes a timeline for arranging picture and sound, shaping clips, and building the cut. Your media, screenplay, notes, and earlier decisions stay nearby while you edit.

Yes. Kontagion is built to keep the cut connected to the story and planning that came before it. That makes it easier to understand what a clip belongs to and why a change matters.

Yes. You can share a review experience with the people you choose, collect clear feedback, and keep those notes connected to the film without giving every reviewer control of the timeline.

Kontagion brings those finishing tasks into the Edit and Release stages so they are not forgotten at the end. Available tools and export choices can vary by plan and by the kind of film you are delivering.

Both. A solo filmmaker can manage the entire project, or you can invite collaborators as the film grows. Shared context helps writers, producers, directors, editors, and reviewers work from the same version of the film.

Yes. Projects begin privately, and sharing is a choice. Use project access and purpose-built review links to decide who can collaborate, who can comment, and what is ready to leave the private workspace.

Yes. You can export the film and prepare material for review, festivals, press, social platforms, and other release needs. Resolution, watermark, storage, and export options may depend on your plan.

Credits pay for certain tools that create or process media, where Kontagion must use outside computing services. Your plan includes an allowance, and the app shows the expected charge before a supported paid action begins.

Yes. Kontagion provides ways to ask for access, correction, export, or deletion of account information. The Privacy page explains the current process and how to contact the team for help.