Built with production teams · The Production OS
Silverlines connects reviewed production information across the workspaces that shape the project and run the day—with a local cache and sync when connected.
Documents. Emails. PDFs. WhatsApp. Excel. Crew. Equipment. Versions. Approvals. Everything lives somewhere different.
Silverlines connects the documents, departments and decisions that keep the production moving.
The plan changes once. The production moves forward together, with a local cache and server sync when online.
Production areas · Desktop workspaces
Move from the producer’s overview through development, planning, the shooting day, people and project tools without losing the production context.
Producer
See the current production, upcoming commitments and work that needs attention.
See setup progress, the current production phase, live shoot information and work needing attention in one production home.
See real workflow →Keep meetings, deadlines, milestones and dated production commitments together; export a one-time .ics calendar snapshot.
Shape the project
Turn the brief and creative material into reviewed production information.
Shape the brief, deliverables, shoot dates and weather, moodboard and scoped client sign-off from reviewed production information.
Receive director and DoP decks as images or PDF, present them fullscreen and share a scoped paginated viewing link.
Import or edit screenplay text, review proposed cast, props, wardrobe, vehicles, SFX, sound and background, then build editable storyboard proposals.
See real workflow →Develop storyboards, shot order, scene breakdowns, departments, camera setups and practical crew planning from the same reviewed production data.
Build the production
Schedule scenes, cast people, prepare locations and keep costs visible.
Arrange scenes across shoot days, flag planned overtime and feed the shooting order into call sheets and daily reporting.
Build role briefs, publish scoped casting calls, review submissions, shortlist or refuse candidates and carry booked cast into production records.
Scout and persist locations, exact map points, permits, contacts, facilities and schedule days, with scoped phone links for scout material.
Track categories and line items, estimates, actuals, currencies and FX provenance, with connected production rollups.
See real workflow →Beta scope · not a full production-accounting system.
Import an existing PPM or assemble a printable PPM Book from approved production data, with booklet-only edits kept separate from operational truth.
Track art-department sets, pre-buys and item costs and roll them into the production budget.
Focused art-department costing · not a full PO and invoice system.
Run the day
Publish the plan, prepare the gear and keep the real shooting day connected.
Create schedule-derived call sheets, work from the AD breakdown and record scene and shot progress in the Daily Production Report.
Keep department equipment, rental periods and prep, shoot and return dates together, with focused equipment-file intake.
Bring a supported phone LiDAR scan into Silverlines for review, then shape it into a working plan with fixtures, layers, movement and camera setups.
See real workflow →Active beta · the workflow and interface are still evolving.
Keep people connected
Keep reusable people records and production-specific logistics in context.
Keep crew profiles, abilities, documents and rate cards in one reusable directory, then add selected people to a production.
Plan call times, memos, rates and production crew-cost rollups, including configured employer uplift.
Save production notes by department and sync them as ordinary production data.
Structured notes · not chat or crew messaging.
Protect the project
Manage production media and deterministic project backup paths.
Manage Cloud Vault media and deterministic project backup and restore paths.
Add local image and video files to the production media library and curate selected images in the Development moodboard.
The production cockpit
A production changes constantly. Silverlines keeps its current state, next decisions and connected work visible from one place.
Planning that reaches the set
Break the work down once, shape the schedule, and let the same production context flow into call sheets and daily reporting.
From phone LiDAR to working floor plan
A supported SL-Frames LiDAR capture can move directly from your phone into Silverlines for review. Merge the measured room geometry with source provenance, then add fixtures, department layers, blocking and linked camera setups.
Active beta: Floor Plan is not finished and the interface is still evolving. LiDAR measurements require human review and are not survey-grade.
Call times, maps, safety notes and schedule changes are too often scattered across texts and PDFs.
Share the current call sheet through the existing portal workflow. The link stays limited to the details the team has published.
The shared call-sheet view can show published call times, locations, weather and schedule details for the production day.
The shooting day
Build the call sheet from scheduled production information, approve it, export a PDF or share a revocable phone link. The Daily Report keeps scene and shot completion connected to the production.
Budget & cost visibility
Track the target, estimate, actuals and remaining budget in one production currency. Keep FX provenance and connect approved cast, crew, location and purchasing costs.
Silverlines includes an iPad beta, with its workflow coverage verified separately from Desktop.
The iPad beta carries selected supported workflows beyond the desk. Availability may differ from Desktop.
Current iPad workflow coverage and access details are supplied directly during the private beta.
One connected ecosystem
Every application solves one production problem with focus. Together, they carry the work through one connected production pipeline.
Private betaThe Production OS. One workspace connecting development, planning and production-day workflows.
Explore Silverlines
App Store · pre-submissionThe scouting companion. Capture spaces, understand the light and bring approved scout material into Silverlines without losing context.
Explore SL-Frames
Mac App Store · live nowThe trusted beginning of the media journey. Offload, verify and seal every transfer with professional records.
Built together
Silverlines is shaped alongside the people who run productions every day—so the platform reflects real workflows, real pressure and real production decisions.
Built in Switzerland by the Silverlines TeamQuestions
What producers and studio owners ask us most.
Silverlines is currently in private beta. Contact us for current access and plan details; the website does not promise an unconfirmed commercial plan matrix or offer self-service checkout.
Not yet. The beta tracks target, estimate, actuals, FX provenance and connected cast, crew, location and purchasing costs. Locked baselines, globals, fringes, full commitments and formal cost reports remain in development.
A producer can edit, approve and publish a schedule-derived call sheet, export a PDF, or share a live revocable phone link. Personalized delivery, acknowledgement tracking and immutable revision history are not yet part of the beta.
No. SL-Files is a standalone, separately licensed Mac app. Its optional Silverlines link sends transfer metadata only. Downloading or buying SL-Files never includes Silverlines, and a Silverlines plan never includes an SL-Files license.
The website and core application navigation support English, French and German. Some newer beta workflows may still appear in English while localization catches up.
Silverlines is currently in beta. Contact us for the current access and plan details. SL-Files has separate App Store pricing and is never included in a Silverlines plan.
SL-Files is our standalone Mac app for the DIT, available now from the Mac App Store. Your first 100 GB of offloads are free; unlimited offloads cost $19.99/month or $99.99 lifetime. Linking to Silverlines is optional and does not include the SL-Files license. Download SL-Files free →
The current beta includes a responsive iPad workspace built from the same production codebase. Physical-device distribution and release validation are still beta gates, and supported tools may differ from Desktop.
SL-Frames 0.1.4 is a standalone iOS 18 scouting app in final pre-submission preparation and is not yet available on the App Store. A scoped project link can queue selected frames, Scout material and RoomPlan artifacts for review in Silverlines; manual delivery is the default, with optional project-level auto-send. See the SL-Frames page →
Silverlines is in private beta. Leave your work email and we’ll contact you about current access and plan details.