So I was thinking the other day, if writers' heads are always up in the clouds, why shouldn't their files be as well?Let me explain. A useful feature to have for any writing software would be to store and access your scripts/files from the cloud. That way you would have a central repository that would provide a safe backup and allow you to access your script file anywhere you have an internet connection. Currently the major writing software companies (Final Draft, MM Screenwriter) does not support this feature.
Behold CETLX. This is an open source writing software that is kind of a complete pre-production environment, and it has web services that allows you to store and access your script files online. Go to the website and check out the screenshots and screencasts to learn more about the software. It looks promising and is definitely where modern writing software should be heading.
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