Passweave

A pass can be a line across a pitch. A pause can make that line feel completely different. Passweave gives you a place to explore those small choices and turn them into a sequence of your own. Begin with a scene brief or an open pitch. Move the ball and coloured pieces directly on the board, or use position controls to place them precisely. Add a piece when the arrangement needs another point of interest, and remove it when a simpler picture says more. The story takes shape between frames. Duplicate a frame, move its pieces and decide how long that change should take. Bring a frame earlier or later, write a caption, then play the sequence or scrub through its movement. Undo and redo let you revisit an edit while you work. Scene starters explore space, crossings, reversals, rhythm and quiet endings. Each brief offers a starting action, another direction to try and a question to consider when you look again. Search for an idea, browse a family of scenes or save a brief you want to return to. Keep an edition when an arrangement feels right. Your saved edition holds its own positions, timing and captions, while the working draft remains open to change. Open a copy to try another direction, attach a sequence note, or compare the opening and ending of two saved versions side by side. A storyboard export brings the frames and their captions together in a PNG. A project export keeps the sequence as structured data. Choose where each file goes through Android's document picker. For a quieter desk, reduced motion replaces animated playback with frame stepping. Whether you are making a long diagonal or a last small move, the shape and rhythm are yours to decide.