Post-production coordination system

CutKit

CutKit helps film and series post-production teams coordinate incoming source material, edit progress and tasks in one production workspace.

SourceIngest and structure source material.
EditNavigate script, scenes and readiness.
TasksCoordinate tasks, assignees, links and deadlines.
Source -> Edit -> Tasks

Workflow

One workspace for the whole chain.

CutKit follows the working chain: source material is logged in Source, edit readiness is visible in Edit, and graphics, sound, color, rights and QC tasks are coordinated in Tasks.

Source What arrived, what is backed up, what is linked to scenes.
Edit Which scenes are in the script, what is ready for edit, and where to open the needed context.
Tasks Which tasks are assigned, who owns them, where links live, what is due and in what status.

Source

Track shooting days, material volume, production reports, backup, proxy, sync, scene links and notes before the edit team depends on them.

Edit

Work from script breakdown to selected scenes: the scene card, comments and script excerpt stay together with practical navigation.

Tasks

Create tasks for graphics, sound, color, rights, QC and other streams. Tasks shows the assignee, status, due date, links, timecodes and roadmap stage for each item.

Why it helps

Source material, scenes and tasks in one workspace.

Coordinators, editors and post-production leads see one working chain: what arrived, which scenes are ready, and which tasks move the project forward.

Source Track material readiness. Source rows show whether material, proxy, sync and production reports are ready for editorial work.
Edit Track edit progress. Edit connects script structure, scene codes, status, comments and script context around the scene a team is actually discussing.
Tasks Coordinate the other stages. Tasks keeps graphics, sound, color, rights, QC and other work together with assignees, links and deadlines.
Participants and access Roles can be split by Settings, Source, Edit and Tasks: view, edit, manage or assigned tasks only.
Shooting dates and structure Settings keep the project type, shooting calendar, script import and scene-numbering format that shape Source and Edit.
Change history Recent Source, Edit and Tasks changes are collected for coordination questions.

Security

Data security

CutKit is designed for teams that handle sensitive production materials: scripts, tasks, comments and links to work files. Project access is membership-scoped, permissions are checked server-side, public traffic uses HTTPS, and production backups run on schedule. Details and current limitations are available on the dedicated security page.

Project-scoped access Server-side permissions HTTPS and backups

Current access

Free now

Free to try while the workflow is being expanded.

CutKit is open for free working trials at this stage: create a project, invite a team and use the available Source, Edit and Tasks workflow without choosing a paid plan.

Working product The demo uses the actual system flow, and real projects can be tested in the current early-access period.
Pricing later Paid plans will be published separately after the test period and product feedback cycle.