Digital slate for iPhone and iPad, with an Apple Watch slate remote
The slate is part of Cinewright for iPhone and iPad. On Apple Watch, the slate remote puts scene, take, roll and running timecode on your wrist, with Marker, Cut and the next take a tap away.
Finished, and launching through Kickstarter in late 2026 or early 2027. Not on sale yet.
What it does
iPhone · iPad
The slate
A frame-accurate flash and beep, big numbers and frame-rate checks
Voice logging, tail slates and off-speed takes
A take log, with circled takes on every monitor
The slate handed to a spare phone
LTC timecode jam, Bluetooth timecode from Tentacle Sync devices and the Ambient Lockit, and timecode checks across devices
A sound report from the slate
Apple Watch
Slate remote
Scene, take, roll and camera letter on your wrist
Running timecode at the production’s frame rate, with an off-speed warning
Marker, Cut, and take up or down with a tap
Follows the script supervisor
Siri, Shortcuts and the Action button
iPhone · iPad
Takes go where they’re needed
Takes logged from the slate straight into the script supervisor’s records
Progress, actual times and takes back to the production office
Takes to editorial as Avid ALE, EDL, DaVinci Resolve CSV, and Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro XML
What you need
The slate is in Cinewright for iPhone and iPad, which is free, with Pro a one-time unlock. The Apple Watch slate remote works with the Cinewright app on iPhone. See every price.
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