TV: Under Scrutiny
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With Stornaway, filmmakers and TV producers can design bold, branching narratives in a visual drag-and-drop Story Map, no code required.
Every choice reshapes the journey, creating edge-of-your-seat experiences that feel personal and different every time.
Plan, prototype, shoot and launch faster with a streamlined workflow built for filmmakers – accelerating production while unlocking powerful gamification and truly immersive storytelling at scale.
Design decision-based videos and branching storylines quickly and easily in a clear, flowchart-style editor.
Test and play your interactive project instantly. No long rendering or coding delays.
Bring interactivity to traditional formats, unlocking new levels of accessibility and attracting new audiences.
Create immersive, “choose your own adventure” style films, episodes, and interactive shows that turn passive viewers into active participants.
Give every audience member a path through your story that feels personal – boosting 10x engagement, watch time, and emotional connection far beyond linear video.

Plan, prototype, shoot, and launch interactive stories faster with drag-and-drop tools designed for filmmakers.
Stornaway removes the technical barriers so you can focus purely on storytelling – while the platform handles the logic and code behind the scenes.
See how viewers engage with your story and evolve your content instantly.
Track every click, choice, and path to understand what captures attention, where audiences drop off, and which storylines resonate most.
Discover new storytelling techniques and production strategies. Find out how to design compelling interactive narratives. There’s a wealth of knowledge to uncover at our community events.
”Having that as a blueprint – having that Stornaway build – has really made the workflow completely seamless because everyone has been singing from the same song sheet.
Paul RaschidDirector of “The Complex”, “Death Trap Dungeon”, “Five Dates” and “The Gallery”