What do you actually use to log takes on set, and where does it break down?
I kept watching script supervisors juggle paper log sheets that fall apart by the third setup, so I built Clapper.
It runs from your phone in the browser. You tap to log every take, circle your GOLD selects, and it auto-numbers the camera clips as you shoot. Drop in your script PDF and it breaks each scene into tappable tags and key moments, so logging a shot is one tap. At wrap it exports a Premiere XML, a CSV, and a clean PDF for the editor.
It's free, no account needed to log takes, and it works offline when the set has no signal.
Honest question before I build further: if you've worked on a set, what do you use to log takes today, and where does it actually break down? Would something like this fit how you shoot, or am I solving a problem nobody has?
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