A clearer App Store name and search details. No other changes in this update.

Continuity Board Capture a lighting plan baseline and take-by-take snapshots, then compare gels, white balance, layout and production notes in one continuity record. 1. Open My Kit and Continuity Board. Set working settings, camera notes and positions, then establish the baseline. 2. Adjust the working plan and capture each take with its notes. Compare a selected snapshot with the baseline. 3. Save the board, reopen it later and share a continuity report. Fillume is a lighting planning tool. Saved settings do not measure the real scene, drive lights or prove a visual match. Working changes become records only when captured. Up to 40 snapshots per board and 50 saved boards.

Fillume 2.1 deepens the app into a pro production lighting planner. - New multi-light rig planner with role assignment, relative power sliders, key/fill ratio analysis, and saved rigs. - New planning tools for contrast ratio, inverse-square falloff, mixed color temperature, natural-light phases, and fixture quality. - Refined setup copy to keep the product clearly focused on shot planning, continuity, and repeatable production notes. - Updated screenshots and metadata to show the current Setups, Palette, Tools, My Kit, and Shot Card workflows. - Expanded test coverage for planner math, content hygiene, privacy keys, demo screenshot routing, and saved rig persistence.

Fillume 2.0 — a pro upgrade for planning your lighting, still 100% offline. • Lighting-Ratio Calculator: turn a stop gap into key:fill contrast ratios and a mood read. • Distance & Falloff planner: the stop change and softness shift when you move a light. • Two-Source Mixer: blend two color temperatures correctly, in mireds. • Natural-Light Timeline: golden hour, blue hour, and midday white-balance notes by season. • Light-Quality Guide: a rendering and deep-red skin-tone checker. • Multi-Light Rig Planner: compose key / fill / rim / background roles and get the ratio plus continuity warnings. No camera, no network, no account — it's a planner that lives entirely on your device.

Introducing the Shot Card — fuse your lighting setup, color and Kelvin notes, framing, and the last-look checklist into one shareable, on-set plan. Plus a Kelvin white-balance note dial, a continuity planner, and a full accessibility pass. Fully on-device, no camera required.