The shot list app for people who hold the camera
Every serious shot list tool on the market is built for a film crew: call sheets, contacts, script breakdown, department scheduling. Most people filming today have none of those things. They have a camera, a deadline, and a list in their head that does not survive a long day.
Storeyz is built for that situation. Plan every shot in the order your story runs, film them in the order that is physically efficient, and tick them off on your phone as you go — so you never sit down to edit and find half the footage missing.
What it does
Start from a template
Who uses it
Plan your next shoot properly
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.
Questions
What is a shot list app?
A shot list app replaces the spreadsheet or notes document most people plan shoots in. The useful ones do two things a spreadsheet cannot: work properly on a phone while you are filming, and hold your shots in more than one order at a time.
What makes Storeyz different from other shot list apps?
Storeyz keeps your shots in two orders simultaneously — story order on the board for planning, and shoot order in shoot mode for the day itself — with one shared tick state. Every other tool makes you choose, and choosing is why shots go missing.
Does it work on mobile?
Shoot mode is designed mobile-first for one-handed use on location. Planning works better on a larger screen, but everything is available on both.
Is Storeyz for film productions?
No. If you need call sheets, contacts, script breakdown and crew scheduling, a production suite like StudioBinder is the better tool. Storeyz is for the person holding the camera.