Submissions

Submissions let you get coverage — structured reader feedback — on a script.

• Desktop — open the file panel and pick the Review tab; Submissions is one of its collapsible sections.
• Mobile — open the drawer, then Collaboration → Submissions.

Submitting a script (creating reader links or joining the public queue) requires an active Cloud Service. Writing coverage on someone else's link never does — readers are covered by the script owner's plan. If your Cloud Service lapses you can still view coverage you've received, revoke links, and withdraw from the queue.

Submit for coverage

The Submit for Coverage button reuses your unlimited Reader link — creating it on first use — and copies it to your clipboard. Send it to anyone you'd like coverage from. They open it in the Script Reader, read your script, and submit a coverage report that comes back to you in the Coverage Dashboard.

Reader links are unlimited and never expire, so you can share the same link widely. The reader links list shows each link with its created time and per-link actions: View coverage, Copy link, and Revoke — anyone holding a revoked link loses access.

Public coverage queue

Use Submit to Leaderboard to put a script into the public coverage queue and crowdsource feedback:

• Any signed-in EpicDraft user can read it and submit one coverage report.
• The script appears in the Public Coverage Queue on the reader page, and the Submissions section shows an In public queue badge while it's listed.
• Its scores become eligible for the public leaderboard.

Withdraw it from the queue at any time to make it private again — withdrawing never requires an active Cloud Service.

Submitting to the public queue makes your script readable by other EpicDraft users. Only opt in scripts you're comfortable sharing publicly.