Our Story
How ScriptCompiler started, what it grew into, the principles behind it, who runs it today after the acquisition, and where the project is heading next.
On this page
ScriptCompiler started as one developer's side project and is now a product owned and maintained by a company. This page is the short version of where it came from and what it is built to be.
How it started
ScriptCompiler began in early 2025 as one developer's attempt to build a better way to make funscripts. Not a company, not a committee, just long stretches of building, testing, breaking, and rebuilding until the thing actually felt good to use.
A lot of that early work happened quietly, night after night, because that is what it takes to turn a rough idea into something people can rely on. The goal was simple from the start: give scripters a fast, capable, modern editor and keep improving it.
ScriptCompiler was later acquired by Bliss Online Entertainment Inc., which owns the product today and maintains it. The founding developer's work is still the foundation the editor runs on, and the brief the company took on with it has not changed: keep the tool sharp and keep shipping.
What it became
What started as a single editor grew into a full suite. The editor itself matured into a professional tool with multi-axis support, an AI assistant, a deep library of pattern and timing tools, device support, and a bridge for live control. Around it grew everything a modern scripting workflow needs.
Every release has been shipped in the open, with updates shared as they happened. You can follow that history any time on the What's New page.
What we stand for
A tool reflects the values of the people who build it. These are ours.
We respect creators
Scripting is craft. The people who make scripts own their work, and we build tools that put them in control of it.
We moderate openly
Where users can share or sell, content is reviewed and removed on report. When a concern is raised, we act on it quickly and in good faith.
We protect privacy
What you make and how you use ScriptCompiler is yours. We hold user data carefully and we do not put it on display to settle anything.
We keep building
ScriptCompiler is actively maintained and funded by the company behind it. That backing is what keeps the releases coming and lets us answer to the people who actually use it.
Common questions
What is funscripted, and how does it relate to ScriptCompiler?
ScriptCompiler is the editor, the tool you use to create and refine scripts. funscripted is a separate community platform where people share and sell their work, which ScriptCompiler integrates with for convenience. They are run separately.
Who handles content shared on funscripted?
Content uploaded to funscripted is managed by funscripted, including reports, takedowns, and copyright concerns. If you have a question about something hosted there, funscripted is the right place to raise it, and those reports are acted on.
What does ScriptCompiler stand for on creator rights?
We know there has been disagreement in the community about content shared on connected platforms. Our position has been consistent: we respect the people who make scripts, we act on valid reports promptly, and when a concern has been raised we have removed content and, where needed, paused things entirely to review them properly. We would always rather err in a creator’s favor than leave a question open.
Who runs ScriptCompiler
ScriptCompiler is owned and operated by Bliss Online Entertainment Inc., a company registered in Ontario, Canada. That is the entity behind the app, the docs, and the accounts you sign in with.
Billing runs through our SaaS partner Telemacy. Telemacy processes payments and subscriptions on our behalf, so Telemacy is the name you will see on your card statement and on the invoices and receipts sent to you. Questions about a charge, a refund, or a cancellation can go to [email protected] and we will handle it with Telemacy.
Where we're going
ScriptCompiler is still being built every week, to the same standard it started with. The plan has not changed: keep making the best scripting tools we can, keep listening to the people who use them, and keep earning the trust that comes with that.
If you ever want to reach us directly, write to [email protected]. We read every message.