We are film professionals who build software. EgeTech makes offline-first, one-time-purchase tools for the work between FADE IN and final delivery — screenwriting, production, cinematography, continuity, storyboards and media management. No subscriptions. No cloud lock-in. No telemetry.
The tools we reach for on our own shoots, in the order they matter to us. Tap one to jump straight to it.
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Wrap Clock
Reads your union agreement and computes your pay,
live.
iPhone · iPad
Scriptease
Screenwriting to call sheets, in one macOS
window.
macOS
Beta
Olycen
Card to safety in one click — checksum-verified, with
proof.
macOS
DOPro
A director's viewfinder and the camera department, in one
app.
iPhone · iPad
New
Draw Storyboard
Board a sequence with Apple Pencil, then export it.
iPad
Scripty
The script supervisor's continuity and lining, on
glass.
iPhone · iPad
Know what you've earned before you leave set. The film & TV crew timecard that reads your agreement — IATSE, ACTRA, SAG-AFTRA, PACT/BECTU or your country's law — and shows a live Day Meter, a countdown to the next pay tier, and exactly what you've earned. Then it makes a timecard your production can sign. The best thing we've built for iPhone and iPad.
The screenwriting and production suite that replaces five apps with one window. Write in industry-standard format, break the script down, schedule the board, design your shots and print call sheets — all on your own machine.
One click from card to safety. Olycen copies every file to multiple drives with checksum verification, writes the proof as ASC MHL, and only calls a card safe to format once every copy is proven.
A director's viewfinder with real cine lens sets, a smart digital slate, a shot list, a sun tracker and ten fast tools — free to try, one-time $12.99 Pro, ad-free and offline.
There is almost nothing like it on the iPad. Board a whole sequence with Apple Pencil, hang the shot, lens and timing on every panel, then export a shooting-board PDF or a timed animatic — the drawing tools a board needs, nothing a painting app makes you wade through. Free to use, one-time $9.99 Pro.
One of the very few real continuity apps on the App Store. Line the script with your finger, log every take in a tap — Good, NG, circle selects — with continuity photos and voice notes on the exact setup. A new draft imports without losing a take, and editorial gets the report it actually wants. Free first project, one-time $24.99.
Both free, both native and offline-first. StorySheet lays your frames into a print-ready board; Set Math is sixteen on-set calculators. Nothing phones home; nothing expires when the Wi-Fi does.
Turn loose frames — sketches, stills, Procreate boards — into print-ready storyboard sheets. Choose 3, 4, 6 or 8 panels per page, auto-number them, add action and dialogue, reorder without redoing the layout, export a PDF the crew can actually read.
Sixteen calculators the camera and DIT crew keep reaching for: ND, shutter, exposure triangle, depth of field, field of view, aspect ratio, hyperfocal, T-stop, colour temperature, timecode, data rate, card runtime and more. Instant, offline, ad-free.
EgeTech is a small studio of film industry professionals and engineers. Everything we ship is tested where it will be used: on set, on location, with no signal and no second take.
Sets don't have Wi-Fi. Our apps run at full capability with the radios off — activation included.
One-time purchase, lifetime licence. Your tools shouldn't stop working because a card expired between productions.
Scripts, logs, footage and notes live on your machine. No analytics, no ad SDKs, no silent uploads.
Every feature comes from a real problem on a real production — not from a roadmap written far from the floor.
EgeTech was founded by Onur Thornfield, a cinematographer, writer and director who works in the industry these tools are for. It is built by a professional team from both sides of the camera — production and code — and everything we ship is tested where it is used: on set, on location, with no signal and no second take.
Support questions, licence issues, feature requests, press or partnerships — the same people who build the apps read the mail.