01 · Marker
Four buttons. That's the whole job.
Good take, bad take, favourite moment, problem. Set them up once in the morning and you never have to look at the phone again.
Locked to your timecode boxOr free-running
Good Takes puts a timecoded marker down every time you tap. Get to the edit and the takes you flagged are already on the timeline, in your colours, with your notes on them.
Free to download. Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
Good take, bad take, favourite moment, problem. Set them up once in the morning and you never have to look at the phone again.
The timecode goes down with the tap, to the frame. Hold a button instead and you get a keyboard for the one line the editor actually needs.
Switch to Shot Tagger and the four buttons become your coverage. Nothing else about the way you work changes.
Scene, shot, interior or exterior, day or night — it rides along with the tag. The companion app matches tags to clips by timecode and builds the bins in Resolve before you've opened the folder.
Every mark, in order, with its timecode and its note. Send it from the phone before you're off the set. Nothing leaves the phone until you send it.
Drop the export next to the rushes. Resolve and Premiere read it as markers, on the right frame, coloured the way you tapped them.
Mark your next shoot day and see what the edit looks like when the takes are already flagged.
Free to download on iPhone and Android. The desktop companion sorts your footage into bins in Resolve.