Send & Track now gives you a free way to send. When private links need a plan, Share the PDF opens your call sheet ready to text, email or AirDrop yourself. The PDF carries a small Made with CallSheet line.

Send & Track now checks your free send before it shows a plan, so the sheet your free send covers goes straight to your crew. If the free send already went to another call sheet, it tells you which one. If the check can't reach the server, you get Try Again instead of a plan offer.

Preview now has a Send & Track button, so a finished call sheet goes straight to your crew from the page you checked it on. Restore Purchases finds your plan without asking you to sign in again. If the app ever stops responding, it now reports the stall so it gets fixed.

Your first call sheet now sends to your crew free. Every person gets their own link, and you see who opened it and who confirmed, right in Send & Track. Sending an updated version of that sheet stays free too. CallSheet Pro sends every call sheet after it and removes the CallSheet line from exported PDFs. The Escape key now closes the call sheet editor, and its top buttons read Cancel and Save. Unsaved edits still ask before you leave.

After each update, a card at the top of your call sheets now tells you what changed. In the editor, Add Department Rule, Add Meal, Add Vehicle, Add Vendor and Add Emergency Contact now put the cursor in the new row, so you can keep typing.

Picking a shoot address now fills in the nearest hospital for you when that block is empty or was filled for an earlier address, and a hospital you typed stays exactly as you wrote it. Return moves through a crew row from name to department, role, email and phone, and through cast and key contact rows the same way. Adding a location, hotel, department rule or cast member puts the cursor straight into the new row.

Fixes a rare case where CallSheet could quit while you type a location address. Address suggestions from Apple Maps now arrive safely no matter how the system delivers them. Everything else works as it did in 1.2.25.

Find crew by name, role, department, email or phone without scrolling through the full roster. Large crews open as compact rows; expand a person to edit, or move them straight to a numbered position. Add from Contacts, reuse saved crew or paste a crew list from the editor. People added while creating a sheet are available in your Crew Directory for the next production. Right-click a sheet for Next Day, or press Command-S to save an open editor. Crew notes now have three clear audiences: a call sheet note for everyone, a private production note, and a note for one person's link. Existing notes stay private until you choose to share them. CallSheet also has a new ivory app icon.

Set a call time in one tap: the wheel opens right under its row, one row at a time, and the next row is a tap away. Section headers carry a fold chevron that shows whether they are open. Leaving an edited sheet offers Save Changes next to Discard Changes, so a draft is kept unless you choose otherwise. The Contacts prompt now says exactly what happens: the people you pick are copied onto the sheet on this device, and nothing is uploaded until you send it.

Add your crew faster. Who's on it now has a role menu by department, fills the role from a contact's job title, and can paste a whole crew list straight onto the sheet. Send & Track starts the free trial and goes straight on to sending. Site map marks on the PDF and the crew link now match what you drew in the editor.

If CallSheet ever quits unexpectedly, the next launch now sends one crash report with the failure details and none of your call-sheet content, so the fault can be found and fixed. The delete confirmation now says Mac instead of iPhone.

Pro Duo puts two producers on one plan. Pair a partner from Settings and each of you sees, edits and can send every call sheet on the account, while contacts and saved companies stay on each phone. Everyone on Pro keeps exactly what they had.

With VoiceOver on, the Meal duration and Headcount fields in Catering say what they are, and a value outside the allowed range is read out with its limits. On the call sheet preview, every production note announces whether it is checked.

Tap the date, call time, location, or the Crew, Cast, and Schedule counts on a call sheet to jump straight to that part of the editor. Every editor section now collapses from its header and stays the way you left it while you work on the sheet. On Review & Publish, the Publish button sits at the bottom of the screen, always in reach.

Publish and send a call sheet with a CallSheet Pro subscription held on your account. If you subscribed on the web at calltimes.app, Publish checks your account as well as the App Store on this device, so the sheet goes out and your crew gets their links.

Creating a call sheet now asks who's on it first. Add your crew from Contacts or the Crew Directory before you see anything else, and the next call sheet can start from your last one, with the crew, location, company, hospital and call time already filled in. The site map now prints on the call sheet itself, where the crew reads it, instead of arriving as a separate file. The subscription plan appears in Send & Track and Export once at least one person is on the call sheet.

Rate CallSheet right from Settings. Under Help, a new Rate CallSheet on the App Store link takes you straight to the review screen. CallSheet may also ask for a rating once a crew member confirms their call time on a sheet sent to two or more people, rather than waiting for the whole crew to confirm.