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IP Organizer

Everything you've created. Finally in one place.

IP Organizer gives writers, developers, and creators a single intelligent workspace to catalog, develop, and protect every original property they own — powered by Claude AI.

From $12/month · 3 plans for your slate · Cancel anytime
IP ORGANIZER — PROPERTY RECORD

MIDNIGHT FREQUENCY

FEATURE FILM · SCI-FI THRILLER · IN SUBMISSION

CopyrightSR-889-41207
WGA RegistrationExpires 03/2027

Meridian PicturesInterested ✓
Northgate EntertainmentPending
Silverline MediaPassed

The Slate You Can't See

Quick — which of your properties has a registration expiring this year?

If you had to check three places to answer that, you don't have an IP management system. You have a spreadsheet, a notes app, and your memory — and all three fail exactly when the stakes are highest. Your properties are the most valuable assets you own. They're currently tracked like grocery lists.

My WGA registration expired without my noticing. I only found out when a producer's lawyer asked for the current registration number — and I didn't have one.

Cost: legal standing, at the worst moment

I queried a company that already had the script — from eight months earlier, under a different exec. They remembered. It made me look like I don't track my own submissions.

Cost: credibility with a real buyer

An option call came in and I spent two days reconstructing the property's status — what was registered, who'd seen it, what I'd promised where. Two days, on my own IP.

Cost: 48 hours of a hot window

The Difference

Run your slate like a studio runs a portfolio.

Before

Registration numbers scattered across old emails

Expiry dates tracked by nobody

Submission history reconstructed from sent folders

Character and world notes in five different apps

Every pitch document rebuilt from scratch

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After

Copyright, trademark, and WGA data on every record

Alerts and a calendar surface expiry dates before they lapse

A structured log of every submission and its status

Characters and world notes saved per property

A pitch summary generated from the record, in seconds

What IP Organizer gives you

The Complete Rights Record

Copyright number and date, trademark status, WGA registration and its expiry — every legal fact about every property, structured and findable.

Copyright · Trademark · WGA

Seven Tabs Per Property

Overview, Characters, World, Submissions, Alerts, Calendar, and Notes + AI — the operational file a studio would keep, scaled to a working creative.

One Record, Every Detail

The Submission Log

Every pitch and query — company, contact, date, and status: Pending, Passed, Interested, or In Negotiation. You'll never lose track of an open door.

Pending · Passed · Interested

Alerts & Calendar

WGA renewals, copyright deadlines, trademark filings, and submission follow-ups — each with configurable advance notice, plotted on a calendar.

Never Miss A Deadline

An AI Assistant That Knows Your Property

The Notes + AI tab reads your full property context — characters, world, submissions — and gives development feedback specific to what you've actually built.

Context-Aware

Exports That Travel

Any property record exports to PDF or DOCX on Studio and above — rights data, submission history, and all.

PDF · DOCX

PART OF THE SPECIALIZED CATALOG

IP Organizer is the permanent record everything else feeds from.

IP Organizer stands on its own as your slate's system of record, with its own built-in pitch summary generator right on each property. It also pairs naturally with Pitch One-Pager: bring over the logline and status you've already logged for a fuller, investor-facing document.

Works well together

Pitch One-Pager

Need a fuller investor one-pager than the built-in summary? Copy a property's logline and notes into Pitch One-Pager.

How It Works

From scattered slate to structured vault in four steps.

1

Add A Property

Title, format, genre, logline, status — the record exists in under a minute.

2

Attach The Rights

Copyright number and date, trademark status, WGA registration and expiry.

3

Log Every Submission And Alert

Track each pitch as it happens, and set alerts for renewals and follow-ups.

4

Generate A Pitch Summary

One click turns the record into a pitch summary, saved right on the property.

Inside A Property Record

Seven tabs. Everything a property is, in one place.

Each property in the vault opens into seven tabs — the operational file a studio would keep, scaled to a working creative.

Overview

Every core field in a structured grid — format, genre, logline, status, and the full rights block.

Characters

The property's roster — name, aliases, age, description, backstory, arc, voice, strengths, and flaws.

World

Geography, timeline, power systems, social structures, tone, and lore — attached to the property it belongs to.

Submissions

The live log: who has it, and whether it's pending, passed, interested, or in negotiation.

Alerts

WGA, copyright, trademark, and follow-up reminders, each with configurable advance notice.

Calendar

Every alert across your slate, plotted where you can see what's coming.

Notes + AI

Private development notes, plus an AI assistant that knows the property's full context.

Built For Anyone With More Than One Property

If your slate outgrew your memory, it's for you.

Screenwriters

Development, submission, and legal status across a full slate of original properties.

Production Companies

Acquired properties tracked from option through production — status always current.

Managers & Agents

Client property tracking with complete submission history — who has what, and since when.

Game Developers

Trademark and copyright status for original titles, characters, and worlds — audit-ready.

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Why It Matters

Creative professionals accumulate intellectual property across years of work — and then track their most valuable assets with a spreadsheet, a notes app, and memory. The moment that system fails is never a quiet one: it's the option call, the lawyer's question, the registration that lapsed.

Solo

$12/mo
  • Up to 10 IP properties
  • Full Claude AI assistant
  • Character bible & world builder
  • Submission tracking log
Most popular

Studio

$29/mo
  • Unlimited IP properties
  • Everything in Solo
  • PDF & DOCX export

Enterprise

$79/mo
  • Everything in Studio
  • Legal deadline calendar
  • Automated email alerts
SoloStudioEnterprise
IP entry limit10 propertiesUnlimitedUnlimited
PDF & DOCX export—✓✓
Legal deadline calendar——✓
Team collaboration—Coming soonComing soon
Priority Claude access—Coming soonComing soon
Portfolio dashboard——Coming soon
API access——Coming soon
White-label option——Coming soon

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Ten years from now, the spreadsheet is gone. The vault isn't.

Properties outlive laptops, notes apps, and memory. Put every title you've ever created — its rights, its history, its world — into a record built to keep it.

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What kinds of IP can I track?

Scripts, novels, game concepts, comic series, music albums, brands, podcasts — anything original you've created. If it has characters, a world, or legal protection worth tracking, IP Organizer handles it.

How does the AI assistant actually help?

Paste a scene, a rough character note, or a concept. Claude reads your full property context — every character, world rule, and submission already logged — and gives you development feedback specific to your property, not generic advice.

What's the difference between Solo and Studio?

Solo gives you up to 10 properties with the full feature set. Studio removes the property limit and adds PDF export of your complete IP dossiers. Enterprise adds a legal deadline calendar with email alerts. Team collaboration, priority Claude access, a portfolio dashboard, API access, and white-labeling are all on the roadmap but not available yet — see the comparison table below for what's live today.