Cobblewright develops independent software products for desktop, mobile and the web. Some products shown here are still in development; this page is updated as they move toward release.
A connected workspace for independent film and video production. Planning, script drafting, script breakdown, scheduling and call sheets work from one shared production record, so a change made in one place does not have to be re-entered everywhere else.
Supporting tools cover storyboards, writing, budgeting and standard production forms.
A contact and relationship manager built for the way independent productions actually keep track of people: cast, crew, vendors, locations and the productions each of them worked on.
Designed to stay useful between projects, when a contact list is usually at its most valuable and least organized.
An application for organizing case information and reference material in a structured, searchable form, so that notes, sources and observations stay connected to the case they belong to.
Cobblewright is a publisher rather than a single-product company. Additional applications for macOS, Windows, iOS, iPadOS, and Android are planned, and this page will list each one as it is announced.
Browser-based products are subscribed to and managed on their own product sites, and the buttons here lead there. Downloadable applications for macOS, Windows, iOS, iPadOS and Android may be offered through an official app store, directly from Cobblewright, or both. Each released product page will list the purchase and download options that apply to it.
Purchased on the product’s own website, where the account, billing and free trial live. The Refund Policy explains which terms apply to which channel.
Released applications may be offered through an official app store, directly from Cobblewright, or both, under the terms that apply to that product. Prices and download links are published when they are ready for purchase.
We would rather be exact about where a product stands than imply that something is finished before it is.
Active development is under way. The product is not yet available for purchase or download, features are still changing, and no release date is being promised.
The product has been released and its purchase or download options are published. Pricing, product pages and support documentation are available at that point.
Support and general company enquiries are handled by the same team that builds the software.