The call sheet, finally usable.
Upload any callsheet and Callsheet Pro turns it into a clean, visual overview in seconds.
The app for film crew.
“Tap an address, Maps opens. Tap a name, phone dials.”
— Kevin M., 1st Assistant Director, London
"Crew actually read the call sheet now."
— Rachel T., Line Producer, Los Angeles
Upload anything
Drop in a PDF, Word or Excel file, or even a photo of a printed sheet. Callsheet Pro reads it and turns call times, schedule, cast, crew and locations into clean, tappable cards in seconds.
Know what's next
A live timeline greys out what's done and marks exactly where the day is. See what's shooting now, when lunch is, and when you wrap, in one glance.
Straight from your inbox
Forward the call sheet to your private Callsheet address and it lands in the app, already parsed. Stop digging through email on shoot day.
Ready to invoice
Callsheet pulls the company, billing and bank details off the sheet, ready to copy in one tap. The worst part of wrap, done in seconds.
Share in seconds
Share to your whole crew with a link or QR code, no account needed. Change a call time and push it to every phone the moment it happens, so nobody's working off the old sheet.
One-tap directions
Tap a location and it opens straight in Google Maps, Waze, or your app of choice. Tap a crew member to call or message. No copy-paste, no wrong numbers off a tiny PDF.
Built for set life
Live weather
Real conditions for your exact location, not what was printed three days ago. Dress the crew for the day that's actually coming.
Works offline
The whole sheet and every contact are saved on the phone. Dead walkie, no bars, remote set? It's all still there.
What people are saying
"Crew actually read the call sheet now."
As a producer, my biggest headache is making sure everyone actually reads the call sheet. When I share it through Callsheet Pro, people engage with it because it looks good on their phone — not like a squished PDF.
— Rachel T., Line Producer, Los Angeles
"Finally, someone built this."
Every shoot day used to start the same way: dig through Gmail for the call sheet, find the right PDF, pinch-to-zoom on a tiny phone screen, try to copy the location address — and of course the selection grabs the wrong line — then switch to Maps, paste it, fix it, go back to the PDF, zoom in again for the next thing.
Now I upload it once and everything's just there. Tap an address, Maps opens. Tap a name, phone dials. It sounds simple, but anyone who's ever squinted at a 6-page PDF on set at 6 AM knows this changes everything.
— Kevin M., 1st Assistant Director, London
"I'm a freelancer. This pays for itself instantly."
I receive ca. 3 callsheets per week, buried somewhere in my inbox. I end up searching Gmail every time. And then the copy-paste nightmare — try grabbing a bank number from a dense PDF on your phone. Good luck. The invoice extraction alone is worth Pro. Add live weather and the scene schedule, and it's the first thing I open on a shoot day.
— Falk O., Freelance Sound Mixer, Hamburg
