We rent cameras, build OB trucks, and crew live shows — and when the tool we need doesn't exist, we build it. These are the apps that came out of our shop.
Turn phones and iPads into professional beltpacks. Party lines, IFB and point-to-point channels over WebRTC, a live admin dashboard for the whole show, and hardware bridging to Hollyland H1 and Riedel on the roadmap.
Draw it flat, pull it up, print it. Design mounting plates, tags and brackets in real millimeters — no CAD degree required — then export a watertight STL that slices in Bambu, Prusa or Cura.
Design a small-stage rig in minutes: 700+ real fixtures from ARRI, Aputure, Nanlux and more, drag-and-drop overhead plan, a 3D pre-vis view that shows clients the look before load-in — even against a photo or 3D scan of their venue — then run it live over sACN/Art-Net on show day.
Write your screenplay, then take it to set. Industry-standard script formatting with Fountain and Final Draft import/export, scene breakdowns, stripboard scheduling, Day-out-of-Days, and storyboards — one project file from first draft to shooting day.
The cinematographer's pizza calculator. Crew size in, pizza order out — sized in f-stops, because doubling the crew is exactly one stop more pizza. Yes, it's real math. Yes, it works.
The whole DIT cart in one app: verified card offloads (xxHash + MHL, cache-defeating read-back, format gating), LUT transcodes, AI transcripts with speaker detection, timecode sync to sound, damaged-card recovery — even for cards that won't mount — and a pre-shoot storage & card-count planner with producer-ready PDF reports.
macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon · unsigned test build — first launch: right-click → Open. Transcode/transcript features use free Homebrew tools (ffmpeg, whisper-cpp) if installed.