Two orders. One list. No reconciling.

Story Order and Shoot Order

This is the feature Storeyz exists for. Every other tool makes you choose between the order your story runs and the order you film in. Storeyz keeps both over the same set of shots.

The board stays narrative

Hook, context, payoff — the sequence the finished video runs in, always intact.

Shoot mode regroups the same shots

By location, setup, time of day or phase. Nothing is duplicated; it is the same data, sorted for the job in front of you.

One shared tick state

Tick a shot off in shoot mode and it is ticked on the board. There are no two copies to drift apart.

Which is why shots stop going missing

Missing footage is usually a sorting problem, not a memory problem. Remove the choice and the problem largely goes away.

Why a spreadsheet cannot do this

A spreadsheet sorts one column at a time. Sort by location for the shoot day and the story order is destroyed. Keep the story order and you spend the day scrolling between rows eleven apart. Keep two copies and they diverge within an hour. There is no version of this that works, which is why it is the most common cause of missing footage.

Use this list on your next shoot

Storeyz keeps your shots in story order for planning and regroups them by location for the day — then you tick them off on your phone as you get them.

Templates to try it with

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