ProofRoom is an AI platform for analyzing scripts and long documents. It runs structured analysis modules against a script or contract, lets the reviewer refine conversationally, and learns your house methodology so its judgment becomes yours.
The value was never the summary. It is the opinionated, house-specific assessment — and the ability to defend it. ProofRoom is built so every analysis is evidenced, versioned, and reproducible.

A development executive spends the better part of a working day producing coverage on a single screenplay. A legal reviewer reads a long agreement clause by clause. The judgment is real expertise, but it lives in people's heads, varies between readers, and does not scale.
Generic "summarize this PDF" tools miss the point. The value is not the summary — it is the opinionated, house-specific assessment, and the ability to defend it later when someone asks why.
ProofRoom ingests a script or document and runs analysis modules against it. Each module produces structured, evidenced findings rather than prose — so the assessment can be inspected, challenged, and defended.
For entertainment work the modules cover story structure, character development, scene efficiency, and dialogue. The module set is configurable per customer and per domain — each one returns evidenced findings tied back to the source.
Ask follow-up questions, challenge a finding, or request a rewrite comparison between two versions. The reviewer stays in the loop and in command — the system argues its case and yields to yours.
Point ProofRoom at examples of your own past assessments and it learns that house methodology. The analysis then reflects how this studio or this firm actually evaluates work — not a generic rubric. Know which knob to turn.
What makes an assessment defensible is the engineering underneath it: reproducibility, a regression suite for judgment, and a way to encode method without touching prompts.

Every analysis is pinned to a hash of its inputs — the analysis basis — so re-running is reproducible and any change is attributable to a specific input change, not silent model drift. This is what makes the output defensible.
A curated set of 10–20 graded reference scripts acts as a regression suite. When prompts or models change, the system is scored against the golden corpus before the change ships — so quality does not silently regress.
"Extract insights" distils a customer's prior work into reusable analytical guidance the modules apply — letting a non-engineer encode house style without touching prompts. Long documents that blow past context windows are handled with chunking, summarization strategy, and PDF parsing as first-class engineering, not an afterthought.
Built with a film/TV IP-licensing partner. Development executives and readers get house-consistent coverage in minutes instead of a working day — every finding evidenced and traceable to the page.
The same engine — modules, conversational refinement, methodology capture, reproducible analysis — extends directly to legal document review. Read a long agreement clause by clause with a firm-specific rubric, not a generic one.
ProofRoom is in active daily use by its anchor customer, with ongoing iteration. It is the clearest example of the agency-product flywheel: built for a paying client, now being generalized into a product.
The stack is built for self-hosted and containerized deployment — Next.js, PostgreSQL with Drizzle, multi-provider LLM access with Claude as the default analyst, OCR fallback for difficult PDFs, and a configuration registry that layers settings so behaviour is tunable per deployment. Tune to the right signal.
Tell us how your team reads — scripts, contracts, or any long document where the assessment matters more than the summary. We will show you ProofRoom against your own material.