Showrunner brings scheduling, locations, call sheets, production notes, and operations workflows into one place so your team can stop living in scattered texts, spreadsheets, email threads, and paper forms.
Keep crews aligned on where to be, when to roll, and what changed.
Track access, power, sound, dimensions, contacts, notes, and approvals.
Web first today, API-ready for the mobile workflows you want later.
Showrunner is structured around the way production really works. Instead of forcing everything into one generic project bucket, it gives you a clean hierarchy for productions, episodes, shoot days, and the workflows attached to them.
That means schedules, locations, and call sheets all stay grounded in the actual production context your team cares about.
The goal is simple: fewer missed updates, fewer scattered documents, fewer “which version is current?” moments, and a better operating picture for everyone from production management to field crews.
This version is focused on the production spine first: schedules, locations, call sheets, and the data model that can support future paperwork, staffing, and mobile tools.
Showrunner is being shaped as a production platform with a web core and future mobile field tools. That means the platform can support later needs like push notifications, faster on-set workflows, and device-specific features without rebuilding the backend from scratch.
Production hierarchy, schedules, locations, and call sheet workflows in one system.
Paperwork, approvals, notes, and richer field operations.
Mobile clients, push-driven workflows, and specialized on-set tooling.
Showrunner is being built to give production teams one clear operational home base — from prep through shoot days, location coordination, and daily communication.
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