CAST THAT STARTS IN THE SCRIPT Tag a character in your script and they join the cast list right there, numbered, and on the stripboard, the day out of days and your call sheets before anyone is cast in the part. Attach the performer whenever casting closes: same row, same number, nothing to re-link. • Contacts is now its own tab, not somewhere you pass through on the way to a call sheet • Drag the cast list to set billing order, keeping the gaps your paperwork already has CALL SHEET DELIVERY YOU CAN ACT ON Every call sheet screen now opens with who received the sheet, who confirmed and who could not be reached, split by cast, crew and client. Needs follow-up turns that into a list: whoever is unresolved, ordered by what blocks hardest, cast first. Tap a name for their phone, their email and a resend. FIVE REPORTS FOR THE SHOOT ITSELF Everything CineFlo made was a plan for the day ahead. Now it covers the day itself. • Daily production report, the day as scheduled against what was actually shot, keeping load-in, rig, company moves and camera wrap in the running order • Camera report, one page per roll for post: the lens, stop, frame rate, shutter, EI, white balance and filtration each setup was shot at, with frame-accurate timecode where a generator was on set • Script supervisor continuity log for editorial • Crew and cast contact sheet, ordered the way your call sheet orders it • Wrap report, days, pages, setups, company moves and what was carried to pickups, costed against your budget ALSO NEW • Your five most recent projects always stay ready to open offline • Shot cards show focal length and equipment alongside size, angle and movement • Export a project as an Excel workbook from the app • Tagging in the web script reader now matches the app FIXED • A call sheet is filed under the date printed on it • The stripboard lists the cast in a scene instead of counting them • A script imported as a PDF can be read and tagged in the Script tab • Reference photos work in projects shared with you • Cast is listed in cast-number order, crew in production hierarchy order • Weather is back on the location scout report This release also completes a security audit of the app, the web app and our server in preparation for Trusted Partner Network Certification for major studio use.

A BIGGER FREE PLAN A free account is now one project with everything unlocked — unlimited scenes and shots, plus Location Scouts, To-Do Lists, Shared Files, Schedules, Diagrams, Production Budget, Script Breakdown, and script/CSV import. You can plan a whole production from beginning to end for free. CineFlo Pro is what you upgrade to for unlimited projects, collaborators, PDF export, and 5 GB of media storage. Existing free accounts keep the projects they signed up under. BUDGET COST REPORTING • Lock a budget to turn the approved figures into a baseline, then track Original against Revised as the show changes. • Each line takes an Estimate to Complete, which drives an Estimated Final Cost of actual + committed + ETC. Variance now measures budget against projected final cost, the way a production cost report does. • Book purchase orders and actual costs to a specific budget line and see Budgeted, Committed, Actual, and Remaining per line, with a spend bar per account. • Switch the line view between Estimate and Cost Report. • Read the whole budget on a phone — categories, departments, then lines with budget, spent, and remaining. • Export a PDF cost report carrying budgeted, committed, actual, ETC, EFC, and variance for every line. ALSO NEW • Delete scenes in bulk from scene selection mode, with a count of the shots that go with them. • A free trial on the monthly plan, alongside the annual one. • Editors on a shared project can now create and email invite links. • A glossary explaining the cost-report vocabulary, in Settings. IMPROVED • The tab bar and headers are made of real glass, on every theme, and grow with your text size. • Dropdowns now show how many options they hold, open on your current selection, and offer search on long lists. FIXED • Accepting a project invite works again. • Call sheet emails arrive with their PDF attached, and call sheet preview works on shared projects. • Screens no longer error out on a brand-new or offline project. • Re-importing a script no longer duplicates or resurrects scenes. • Tapping a button twice quickly no longer does the thing twice.

What's New - On-set timecode capture (experimental): CineFlo can now read the live SMPTE timecode a Tentacle Sync generator broadcasts over Bluetooth and stamp it onto a take — so a completed shot carries the frame-accurate timecode your camera and sound are jammed to, giving editorial a real reference instead of a hand-typed number. Turn it on with the new Capture Timecode (Tentacle Sync) toggle under Enable Experimental Tools in Settings. A live timecode chip appears in the shot header, and marking a shot complete captures the current timecode onto the take. Nudge a late capture with a slider, steppers, or direct HH:MM:SS:FF entry, re-capture for a retake, or clear it — and it records the frame rate and drop-frame flag alongside, warning if the generator's rate disagrees with the shot's camera. Requires the latest app update (native feature); no effect on the web app. - Take timecode in exports: captured timecode and its frame rate are now included in the CSV export and the PDF shot report (which gains an On the Day section), so on-set timecode can actually reach editorial. - Drag to reorder shots: in the single-column shot list (Details view, sorted by shot number), hold the grip on any shot card and drag it into a new position. On drop, the scene's shots are renumbered in sequence to match — following your project's numbering convention (lettered A, B, C… or numbered 1, 2, 3…, honoring "exclude I/O") — so dropping a new shot into the middle of a coverage plan shifts everything after it down by one automatically. Custom and pickup names (PU1, INS-3) keep their name and their dragged slot while the sequence flows around them. The new order syncs to collaborators, with an Undo toast since the change fans out. - In-app feedback & support: Send Feedback and Contact Support (Settings → Support & Easter Eggs) now open a composer inside the app instead of handing off to a mail app. Your app version, platform, OS version, and device model are attached automatically, and replies go straight back to your account email. - Three new themes - Tungsten, Cyan & Studio: Tungsten is a warm amber-lit dark (our first warm working theme), Cyan a cool teal dark, and Studio a crisp vibrant light with indigo, coral, and mint accents. The theme picker (Settings → Theme) is now a fullscreen screen of live preview tiles grouped by System / Light / Dark / Seasonal, so you can see a theme's actual colors before selecting it. - New Legal & Licenses screen in Settings listing the open-source software CineFlo uses. Improvements - The On-the-Day quick edit is now fullscreen: long-pressing a shot opens take entry (status, take/circle/roll, per-camera-slot fills, and timecode) edge-to-edge with Save in the header, instead of the old bottom sheet — more room for the camera-slot controls, and consistent with the app's other fullscreen editors. Scene and shot auto-numbering now defaults on for new installs, along with "exclude I/O letters." If you've already set these yourself, your choice is preserved. Timecode Bluetooth scanning is battery-conscious — it only runs while a shot is open and pauses in the background. If Bluetooth permission is denied or off, the timecode status now offers an Open Settings shortcut — iOS never re-prompts once you've declined. Fixes Fixed reference photos sometimes appearing broken when a project was opened on a different device.

CineFlo 1.14.1 CineFlo on the web. Your projects are now available at cineflo.com - plan scenes, build call sheets, and share with your team from any browser. Everything syncs with the app. Clearer call sheets. Choosing who's called on the day and choosing who gets the email are now two separate steps. When you send, you pick your recipients from a list that shows who's already confirmed so you can chase just the people who haven't replied instead of re-sending to everyone. Faster launches. The app opens quicker and does less work in the background, especially on large projects.

CineLog Pro is now CineFlo — new name and look, same app and all your data. NEW • Script Breakdown (Pro): import a screenplay, tag Cast, Props, Stunts, VFX and more, and export breakdown sheets, Day Out of Days, and Script Sides. • Budget (Pro): accounts, line items, PO log, actuals, fringes, cash flow, and a full PDF cost report. • Filming Locations: save locations with address, linked scenes, and scouts. • Per-tab sharing: give collaborators View, Edit, or Hidden access per tab. Plus a redesigned Calendar, Call Sheets, To-Do, and Scheduling, and lots of fixes.

CineLog Pro is now CineFlo! Also, script imports now support Fountain and PDF formats.

• Free vs. Paid plan limits are now enforced with clear upgrade path • Trial and grant subscriptions show plan type, days left, and expiry in Settings • Persistent Save button in the header on shot, scene, and scout forms • iOS action buttons moved to the header • General stability fixes

What’s New: • Send call sheets by email with recipient confirmations • Personalized call sheet emails with call times, locations, notes, PDFs, and weather • Live “sent” and “confirmed” delivery status tracking for call sheets • Production breaks added to call sheets • Expanded cast table with pickup, call, rehearsal, set, lose time, and special instructions • Up to 9 customizable call sheet note sections • Scene-to-location assignment tools for call sheets • New storyboard, scout, diagram, report, and call sheet PDF export engine • Print support from the document viewer • Multicam shot data support with camera slots A-D • In-app password reset and email verification link handling Improved: • Cleaner call sheet PDF layouts, tables, notes, maps, and weather sections • Better diagram performance, thumbnails, exports, and gesture handling • Improved schedule calendar layout on tablets and larger screens • More reliable cloud sync, contact syncing, and offline handling • Cleaner analytics tracking across screens and modals • Major internal code cleanup for better long-term stability Fixed: • PDF generation failures caused by unsupported text characters • Call sheet dates showing one day off in some time zones • Map links crashing from generated PDFs • Location selections not persisting in call sheets • Scout PDF image clipping and missing annotations • Diagram export orientation and thumbnail issues • Settings statistics showing incorrect owned project counts • Several sync, layout, print, and subscription edge cases

Bring more visual context to every project with new cinematic hero images. You can now upload a hero image (or use an existing shot), crop it exactly how you want, and see it featured on your project cards. Also in this update: - New color theme options - Refreshed project card layout for a cleaner, more consistent look across iPhone, iPad, and Mac - Improved export flow with clearer save/cancel behavior and better reliability - Performance and stability fixes when creating and editing projects

This update makes shot logging and call sheet workflows faster and more reliable. - Added quicker camera entry tools for shots, including Use Last and smart field suggestions. - Added a new long-press On the Day quick edit for scene shot cards (take count, circled take, and roll/card number). - Improved call sheet note organization in both the app and exported PDFs, including restored HMU note rendering. - Enhanced stripboard readability with better contrast-aware text colors. - Improved keyboard/modal behavior so save actions and form fields are more dependable while editing. - Fixed sync and shared-project edge cases, plus additional stability and performance improvements.

- Improved Shot workflow consistency: New Shot now includes the same full detail fields as Edit Shot. - Better reference media UX: clearer Add/Change/Export/Delete behavior, plus more reliable media syncing across devices after shot creation. - Improved large-screen experience (iPad/Mac): Shot Details now use a cleaner two-column layout in landscape to reduce scrolling. - Reordered key sections for speed: On the Day now appears higher in Shot Details, Shot Edit, and Bulk Edit. - Expanded camera options: added ARRI Amira and improved Other camera entry for custom models. - Polished Shot Details readability with more stable two-column field alignment. - General stability improvements, including crash feedback prompt handling and backend dependency updates.

- Launched new dedicated MacOS build. - Updated shared project acceptance flow. - Improved shot details on large screens with a cleaner two-column layout to reduce scrolling. - Refined scene and shot card consistency and metadata alignment for a cleaner visual experience. - Included additional stability/maintenance hardening

What’s New in 1.12.0 - Added bulk media import to create shots faster from images, GIFs, and videos - Added Mac desktop drag-and-drop support in Scene view for rapid shot creation - Improved media workflows across mobile and desktop, including better import handling - Enhanced video/GIF reference support with thumbnail behavior tuned for exports - Improved cross-device sync reliability and cleanup for previously orphaned local records - UI and performance refinements, plus bug fixes across shot import and media handling

New in 1.11.0 Shot-first Day Planning + Call Sheet Linkage - Improved scheduling flow that better aligns day plan items with call sheet scene data for cleaner planning and execution. Faster, Smoother Navigation in Shot Detail - Added swipe-based shot-to-shot navigation. Major Sync + Startup Performance Improvements - Reduced duplicate listener churn, optimized startup/resume sync behavior, and improved responsiveness during heavy project loads. Image Pipeline Optimization - Smarter prefetch/caching behavior to reduce unnecessary bandwidth and improve media-heavy project performance. Schedule UX Polish - Improved drag-and-drop schedule interactions and call sheet date selection behavior. Bulk Edit Stability Improvements - Hardened edge cases in bulk shot updates for more reliable production changes. Also included from recent updates (1.10.4 and 1.10.3) - Improved app stability diagnostics for startup/deep-link/share-intent flows - DoF calculator input + UX improvements for cleaner technical planning - Invite redemption reliability improvements with safer transaction-based logic - Stronger shared-project sync ownership handling to prevent misrouted writes - ATT-aware analytics behavior and compliance-focused subscription/legal updates

What’s New - New in-app subscription compliance details, including clear auto-renew/cancellation language. - Diopter Calculator has been redesigned into a cine-style focus table workflow (Native, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1, 2, 3) with close/far focus ranges. Improvements - Invite redemption is now transaction-based for more reliable, atomic shared-project access. - Invite open flow now waits for project hydration before navigating, reducing “opened but not fully loaded” cases. - Sync listener coverage and health recovery expanded across shared project entities for stronger realtime reliability. Fixes - Fixed shared-project shot status updates, shot deletions, and bulk edits to always route writes to the correct owner namespace. - Fixed edge cases where shared writes could be attempted before permissions fully hydrated. - Fixed invite flow edge cases around single-use links and idempotent retries. - Fixed Scene Card page count rendering for valid 0 string values. - General sync stability and resilience fixes for shared collaboration flows.