Production tools · Film & TV
Plot the rig. Run the schedule. Record the recce.
Three separate apps for film and television, built on the floor by working crew. Different jobs, different people — each one stands completely on its own.
The three tools
QuantPlot
Lighting plots & patch
Draw the rig on the grid, patch it from your own fixture library, and hand over the paperwork the floor actually wants.
See what QuantPlot doesQuantCrew
Scheduling & labour
Plan the schedule, track your crews and units — then turn the whole run into a production-ready labour-days spreadsheet, gathered automatically from the schedule you already built. Your departments are yours to name, so it fits whichever one you run.
See what QuantCrew doesQuantRecce
Recce capture & order lists
Record any recce on site — the spaces, the access, the power, the problems. If you want an order list out of it, type your own shorthand and it builds one against your own hire form; if you don't, it is simply the best notebook you have ever taken to a location.
See what QuantRecce doesEach stands alone — but they line up end to end.
From the recce to the cost sheet, on one line.
Each tool owns its part of the run, and each hands over the paperwork that part needs: a recce PDF and your hire company’s own order form, a patch sheet and a grandMA2 patch, a production-ready Excel workbook. You are welcome to use one step and none of the others — most people do.
- 01
Recce
Capture the space, access & power.
QuantRecce - 02
Plot
Draw the rig on the grid.
QuantPlot - 03
Patch
Modes & addresses, ready for the desk.
QuantPlot - 04
Schedule
Crews, labour-days & the board.
QuantCrew - 05
Export
Sheets & plans as PDF.
QuantPlot - 06
Shoot
It all turns up where it should.
On set - 07
Costs
Labour-days totalled, costs out to production.
QuantCrew
None of it was adapted from architectural CAD.
Built for the floor, not adapted from CAD.
Designed for Film & TV
Built on the floor by working crew, for the way productions actually run — not adapted from office software.
Built for iPad
Touch-first tools that feel right on set. Pinch to zoom, drag to place — with or without Apple Pencil.
Fast to use
Quick to learn, quick on the day. Lay down a rig, build a schedule, generate the sheets — in minutes, not an afternoon.
Speaks your paperwork
QuantPlot patches from your own grandMA2 library. QuantRecce fills your own hire company's form. You don't have to change how you already work.
Your kit, your way
Your codes, your kit, your crews, your departments. Build the libraries once and reuse them across every job.
Works offline
Once they've been opened online, QuantPlot and QuantRecce keep working without signal on location — and sync your devices when you're back online, if you've turned sync on.
That's the overview.
Which one do you want to look at?
They are for different people. QuantPlot is a lighting tool; QuantCrew and QuantRecce suit any department on a production. Each has its own sheet — what it does, the feature schedule and real screens from the app.
QuantPlot
Lighting plots & patch
Built for iPad & desktop
Open the QuantPlot sheetQuantCrew
Scheduling & labour
Desktop & tablet · phone companion
Open the QuantCrew sheetQuantRecce
Recce capture & order lists
Best on iPad — works on a phone too
Open the QuantRecce sheet