Indie Production Suite
In DevelopmentA connected filmmaking workspace for writing, planning, breaking down, scheduling and running independent productions.
Cobblewright develops and publishes focused applications for people who create, organize, manage projects, and get real work done — on the desktop, on mobile devices, and in the browser.
Cobblewright builds desktop, mobile and browser-based software designed around practical tasks and real workflows. Our products range from focused applications for macOS, Windows, iOS, iPadOS, and Android to complete browser-based software services.
Native software for macOS, Windows, iOS, iPadOS, and Android, designed for focused everyday and professional work.
Browser-based software and services that can be reached from wherever the work is actually happening.
Specialized applications built around the requirements of particular industries and working methods.
A selection of the software currently being developed and published under the Cobblewright name. Products still being built are labelled In Development and are not yet available for purchase or download.
A connected filmmaking workspace for writing, planning, breaking down, scheduling and running independent productions.
A contact and production relationship manager for independent filmmakers, built around cast, crew, vendors and locations.
An application for organizing case information and reference material in a structured, searchable form.
Cobblewright LLC is a Wyoming software company that develops and publishes applications for macOS, Windows, iOS, iPadOS, Android, and Web.
We concentrate on software that has a defined job to do: tools that make complicated work easier to organize, understand and complete. Each product is developed independently under the Cobblewright name, and our products may serve very different fields.
What they share is a standard rather than a category. Software should be useful, understandable, and thoughtfully made — and it should still be maintained years after it ships.
A product should solve a clearly defined problem rather than accumulate complexity it does not need.
Serious tools should be understandable on their own terms, without the interface getting in the way of the work.
Software should reflect how people actually work, instead of asking the work to be reshaped around the software.
See the applications and services being developed and published under the Cobblewright name.