Coming soon · Private beta

Every episode. Every date. Every note. One place.

Post Buddy is the command center for TV post production — built for the assistant editors who keep a show moving from the first dailies to final delivery.

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What it does

Less paperwork. More time in the cutting room.

Post schedules, scripts, continuity, producer notes and Avid prep usually live in a dozen PDFs, emails and spreadsheets. Post Buddy reads them for you and keeps it all organized by episode.

The post schedule, done for you

Upload the post chart and every episode appears with all its dates — shoot, cuts, lock, online, mix, delivery and air — laid out on a clean schedule and calendar.

Know what moved

Schedules change constantly. Drop in the new chart and Post Buddy tells you exactly which dates shifted — and keeps every past version, so nothing is ever lost.

Continuity from the script

Post Buddy reads the script and builds the editor's continuity — every scene, by act, with timings — and keeps it current as new drafts arrive.

Script notes, sorted

The script supervisor's daily packet becomes clear, searchable reports — the day's progress and every take, filed under the right episode.

Producer notes on every cut

Keep the notes for each cut in one place, tied to the scene they're about, so nothing slips between the director's cut and picture lock.

Avid prep in a click

Make scene-by-scene script bins for Avid, organize scene bins and mark clips — the prep work that used to eat a whole day.

How it works

Set up a show in minutes.

Create your show

Add the show name, poster and the people on it: producers, writers, directors.

Drop in your paperwork

The post chart, scripts, call sheets, script notes. Post Buddy reads them and files everything by episode.

Work with your team

Invite your editors and crew to the show, so everyone works from the same schedule.

Now in private beta

Being built on a real show, right now.

Post Buddy is in private beta, tested every day in real post production. More is on the way, and we'll open the doors soon.