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

Editor Handoff Connect planned shots to your file references, keep selected takes and review checks together, and hand off a clear pickup queue and editing worksheet. 1. Open Editor Handoff in Studio. Snapshot the current batch or explore the clearly labeled desk-tutorial example. 2. Log up to ten takes for each shot with a filename or source reference, clip-relative in/out seconds, source duration and your picture/sound checks. Select the take and keep unresolved pickup notes visible. 3. Filter to open shots, resolve review notes, and share the complete editor report or CSV text. Source batch plans and video files stay unchanged. Manual references and checks only. Videos are not imported, analyzed, edited or sent. Times are clip-relative seconds, not frame-accurate timecode. CSV is a worksheet, not an EDL or automatic relink file. Verify source files in your editor. Up to 30 handoffs, 300 shots each and ten takes per shot.

Your run sheet is now fully editable. Tap the new options menu on any shot to change its title, type, setup, or duration, or remove it entirely, and watch the schedule, coverage score, and gear list update instantly. A new Edit Script button on every clip card lets you rewrite the hook, payoff, and close in your own words, and the teleprompter and exports read your edited lines. The 144-prompt Shot Bank is now searchable, so the right cutaway or proof shot is one word away.

**Shoot Risk Brief** — The Plan tab now forecasts time pressure, coverage risk, retake load, and setup-switch risk before you start recording. **Cleaner pre-shoot decisions** — See estimated shoot minutes, time buffer, a risk score, and specific fixes so the run sheet is stronger before the camera moves. **Submission polish** — Refreshed screenshots, metadata, and support links now reflect the current BatchCue workflow.

Batch Cue 2.3 — a pro batch-filming upgrade, still fully offline. • PDF run-sheet export: a printable, paginated plan for your shoot day. • Gear & prop list: auto-built from your queued shots — tap to pack each item. • Shooting schedule: timed setup blocks with real clock times and buffers. • Stripboard reorder: drag your film order; Shoot Mode, schedule, and exports all follow. • Teleprompter: a full-screen, auto-scrolling delivery script for each clip. • Coverage trend chart across all your batches. No account, no network, no tracking — everything stays on your device.

What's New Version 2.2 - Shot timer - tap the new timer button in Shoot Mode to start a per-shot countdown. A live ring counts down from each shot's planned duration so you know exactly when to call cut. Changes color and pulses at 3 seconds remaining. - Retake flag - tap Retake instead of Mark Filmed when you know a shot needs another pass. Flagged shots appear with a gold banner in the run sheet and are counted in the session wrap screen. Clear them individually or all at once after filming. - Time budget bar - see at a glance whether your shot list fits your available time. The Plan and Run Sheet screens now show an estimated shoot time alongside your available minutes, and warn you if the list runs long before you move a single camera. - Shot durations are now included in plain-text and Markdown run sheet exports. Still 100% offline. No account, no analytics, no tracking, no permission prompts.

Coverage Score & Gap Finder: a 0-100 on-device read of how shoot-ready your batch is, with a one-tap Fix for every missing proof shot, cutaway, cover frame, and thin setup. Plus reliability fixes.