Fair questions, straight answers.

A place where your studio plans every day of a shoot, gets the plan reviewed and approved, and hands shooters something that works from a phone. Shot lists with camera settings, references, chat, and a client-ready PDF at the end.

Photo and video studios that shoot events — weddings, engagements, corporate, launches. It grew up inside a working event studio, so multi-day shoots with multiple shooters — weddings, launches, festivals — are its home turf. A one-person studio works just as well; you're simply admin, planner, and shooter at once.

Three of them. Admins approve plans, manage the team, and set studio branding. Planners build plans and submit them for review. Shooters get read-only access to shoot-ready plans on their phones — nothing half-finished ever reaches them.

Invite links. An admin creates a link with a role attached; anyone who opens it lands directly in your studio with that role — the join screen shows them your studio's name and logo before they sign up. Links last 30 days, work for as many people as you want, and can be revoked anytime. You can also lock any member out instantly without deleting their work.

It drafts shot cards: descriptions, framing, movement, and camera settings you edit instead of write, and it reviews a full day's plan like a senior producer would. It learns your studio's voice only from your studio's approved plans — never from anyone else's, and no other studio learns from yours.

No app store, no accounts to configure. Shotsheet is a web app — open it on a phone, add it to the home screen, and it behaves like an app. You'll want a data connection on site; the shoot-day view is deliberately light.

Clients get the PDF — a clean run-of-show with your logo on the cover and your brand color through the pages. The workspace itself stays internal to your team.

Yes, structurally. Every studio is isolated at the database level — plans, chat, references, even the AI's sense of your style. It isn't a setting someone can misconfigure; the walls are enforced by the database itself. Data is hosted in Canada.

14 days, every feature, no card required. When it ends your work stays viewable and exportable forever — you just can't build new plans until you choose Solo ($19/mo) or Studio ($49/mo) on the Pricing page. Canadians see CA$ pricing at checkout automatically.

Plans export as PDFs anytime. Want everything deleted, or a full export? Email info@shotsheet.app and it's handled.

The pipeline (draft → review → approved → shoot ready → wrapped) is opinionated on purpose, but everything inside it is yours: your event types, your look presets, your settings vocabulary, your pace. Small crews can move a plan through in minutes.