CineLog is officially in public beta. This is the biggest release we’ve ever shipped, and it’s built around one idea. Your work should live on your device first, because a film set is the last place you can count on good internet.
Full offline mode
Every action you take is now saved on your device first, then synced to the cloud. What that means is you can create shots, edit your script, reorder scenes, and manage your production with no connection at all, and everything syncs automatically when you’re back online. It also means the interface responds instantly, because the app isn’t waiting on a server round-trip for every edit. Your images and thumbnails load from the device first too.
Real-time sync
We rebuilt the sync engine from the ground up. Every change now reaches every connected device in real time, so when your AD reorders the shot list, you see it move on your screen as it happens. Concurrent edits are handled too. If two people move things at the same time, CineLog resolves the conflict instead of losing somebody’s work. And on mobile there’s a status badge, so you always know whether you’re online or offline.
Script editor
The editor got a full-page Script Preview, so you can see your screenplay exactly as it will print, with real pagination and a page count. When you’re ready to send it out, you can export to PDF, FDX, Fountain, CSV, JSON, or plain text from a single export dialog. Cyrillic works in the screenplay view now. There’s a proper title page, with author, contact, and draft info. Bold, italic, and underline render in both the editor and the preview. And if a script comes in messy, Script Reformat cleans it up in one click, with a confirmation before it touches anything. The sidebar with page, scene, and character counts got updated too.
Shot list and projects
Reordering shots is smoother now, especially when several people work in the list at once. We added a new shot type to the library, expanded the shot edit dialog, and you can now assign scenes to production days in bulk, with the assignment syncing across every device. The phone shot list was redesigned with new scene items and the connection badge. PDF export got refined options and one unified flow across the shot list and the storyboard.
On the project side, phones get a proper Projects list in the app bar for quick switching, you can re-join multiple projects in a single action, and project names can now include dots and hyphens. And when a new version of CineLog ships, an in-app banner lets you know it’s time to update.
And 8 bug fixes across the app.