SYNCTAKE Join the beta list

For the crew making it happen

Your crew.
In sync.

Turn your crew’s iPhones and iPads into a connected film set. Cameras, sound, and slate, working together.

Join the beta list See how it works

Free during beta. iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

SyncTake’s digital Slate station showing scene, shot, and take information.
The SyncTake Cam station with a diner scene in the viewfinder and manual recording controls.
Beta app screens. Viewfinder image is illustrative.

One app. A station for every job.

Your devices. A connected crew.

No internet on set. Keep the day moving.

Less coordinating.
More creating.

Keep cameras, sound, and the rest of the crew on the same scene, shot, and take. From the first roll to the edit.

Bring the crew together.

Open SyncTake on each device, pick a station, and join the same set. Your screenplay and shooting schedule travel with you.

One call to roll.

Roll and cut cameras and sound together. Mark the take once, with scene and take information shared across the set.

Keep the take together.

Offload to the Mac over local Wi-Fi. Review angles by take, circle your picks, and export timelines for Resolve or Final Cut.

One scene. Every angle.READY
Illustrative wide angle of two actors in a diner.
Cam A
Illustrative close-up from the second angle of the diner scene.
Cam B
Illustrative reverse angle of the same diner scene.
Cam C
Sound
Scene 01 / Shot 01 / Take 01

Interactive illustration of a shared clock, not a sync-accuracy test.

The phones you have.
The film set you need.

One iOS app, nine stations. Give each device a job, then switch stations when the shoot calls for it.

The SyncTake station page, with Cam and Mic choices and local set controls.
Open the app. Pick your station.

Capture the moment.

Cam
Manual camera controls. 4K, with ProRes to SSD on supported hardware.
Mic
48 kHz, 24-bit sound. Pocket lock keeps the controls out of the way.
Slate
Digital sticks. One mark shared across your cameras and recorders.

Keep the day on track.

Script
Your screenplay on set, with Fountain, Final Draft, and PDF import.
Schedule
A shared strip board, so everyone knows what’s shooting next.
Monitor
Live camera views on your iPad or Mac.

Bring it all home.

Log
Circle takes and keep the script supervisor’s notes with the shoot.
Footage
Browse by scene and take. Review the angles together.
Studio
The production hub. Use the Mac for file offload and editorial delivery.

Before you
call action.

A few things to know about the beta.

Talk to us
Can I download it right now?

SyncTake is in closed beta. Join the list for the next round of invites. We’ll ask you to confirm your email, then write when there’s news. Signing up doesn’t give you immediate app access.

What does the beta cost?

The beta is free for as long as it runs. No payment details are needed to join the list. Paid plans are planned for launch; we’ll share those details before asking you to subscribe.

What devices do I need?

SyncTake runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. The Mac hub needs macOS 14 or later. Use a Mac for footage offload and the handoff to your editor. Camera formats depend on your hardware.

Do I need an internet connection on set?

No. Devices connect locally, and recording doesn’t require an internet connection or a cloud account. Footage offloads over your set’s own Wi-Fi. Cloud features need a connection and separate setup.

Is the sync ready for a paid shoot?

We’re still testing sync accuracy across devices. The beta is for test shoots and feedback, and isn’t a frame-accuracy guarantee. Check your footage and sync before relying on it for a shoot you can’t repeat.

Where does my footage go?

Recording files stay on the recording device or its connected SSD. The Mac hub can receive takes over local Wi-Fi, organize them, and export timelines for DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut. You choose whether to set up cloud sync.