How to share a script with your cast

Step by step

1. 1

   Open the menu on its card. On the home screen, tap the … circle on the script’s card, then Share.

   The first time, it asks you to sign in with Apple; your name goes out with the script, as “by <your name>”.

2. 2

   Pick a way to send it. The sheet shows a six-digit code and a link. Read the code out at rehearsal, or tap Copy link (or Share) and send the link to the group.

   The code works for a week; anyone who imports the script in that week keeps it.

3. 3

   With the code. On their phone, your cast opens Répliq, taps Have a code? and types the six digits. The script arrives on the sixth.

4. 4

   With the link. It opens the script’s page, with where to get Répliq. They tap Open in Répliq, and the script is in the app.

   No code to type. A link pasted into Safari’s address bar shows this page, which is why the button is there.

5. 5

   It’s theirs. It shows under Shared with you on their home screen, with every voice you chose. Your cast needs no account and no subscription. From here, they rehearse it like any play: how to rehearse a play.

Good to know

• Changed a line after sharing? Share again, and everyone who imported it gets the new version. Wait until the edited line is no longer dimmed: sharing is refused while an edit is still saving or its audio is being prepared.
• Testing your own share? On a phone signed in to your own account, the import is refused: the script is already yours. Use a phone that isn’t signed in as you.
• The first rehearsal asks for the microphone. Tell your cast to allow it: the app needs to hear their lines. A Don’t Allow can only be undone in Settings.