Build
Lay out the real kit. Every node is a physical item. Every line is a decision.
THINK IN SPACE
LOADOUTENJP
FOR HYBRID PHOTO / VIDEO WORKFLOWS
Build before
you pack.
The camera is rarely what gets forgotten. It's everything around it — across every system, standard, cable, and dependency.
STRUCTURE / REVIEW / LOADOUTMAC APP · ENGLISH / 日本語
INTENTIONAL CONNECTIONS
Camera bodyMICRO HDMI OUT
RF lensRF MOUNT
Battery7.4 V
CFexpress512 GB · TYPE B
HDMI cableMICRO → FULL
MonitorFULL HDMI IN
X 042 · Y 118 · Z 1.00
01Make the system visible before the set does.
02 / THE PROBLEM
You don't need LOADOUT if every shoot uses the same body, the same lens, and the same cable.
You need it when the system changes.
When a Canon body meets a Sony monitor, an Atomos recorder, an EF lens, a USB-C workflow, and a power setup that only works if one small link is present — a checklist stops being enough.
03 / A DIFFERENT KIND OF PREP
Not inventory.
Structure.
LOADOUT gives physical systems a surface. You place the gear, connect the relationships, and see the assumptions that usually stay in your head until you are already on set.
Review
Check the structure for missing links, compatibility questions, and workflow gaps.
VERIFY THE DIFFLoadout
Turn the confirmed system into a field checklist for pack out and pack in. Exports as a PDF.
TAKE IT THERE04 / REVIEW THE ASSUMPTIONS
A CONNECTION IS A HYPOTHESIS
The moment the missing cable becomes visible.
LOADOUT does not silently complete your setup. You make the connection. Review tells you when the structure still has a question.
Explore the workflow ↗REVIEW / HYBRID INTERVIEW KIT3 findings need your attention.
72% READY03Open findingsAcross 2 systems
CRITICALMonitor power is not connectedMonitor → Power↗
WARNINGExternal video path is incompleteCamera → HDMI cable → Monitor↗
NOTEWorkflow placeholder unresolvedAudio monitoring↗
05 / FROM ONE SHOOT TO THE NEXT
Start from what
you learned.
Duplicate the last Build. Change what this shoot needs. Review what broke, confirm what travels, and carry the useful lessons forward.
01Previous BuildInterview / 2 cameras
→02Current BuildAdded external recorder
→03Confirmed LoadoutReady for the set
About LOADOUT
Q. Why not just use Notion or a spreadsheet?
Notion and spreadsheets are good for listing the gear you're bringing. LOADOUT is for building that gear on a Canvas and seeing what connects to what to make the setup hold together.
Q. My gear isn't in the presets.
The initial presets don't cover every manufacturer or every piece of gear. Anything that isn't listed, you add to your own Gear Shelf. The presets are a starting point — your gear is the point.
Q. Does it suggest the best setup automatically?
No. You place the gear and make the connections. Review is where you check what you've built.
Q. Does LOADOUT replace testing the real gear?
No. LOADOUT checks how a setup is meant to connect — mounts, power, media, standards. Whether the actual units behave on the day is still yours to confirm.
Q. Is there an iPhone or Windows version?
LOADOUT is a Mac app. It isn't a tool for quick taps on a phone at the location — it's a place to sit down and think through a setup before the shoot. What you take to set is the exported Loadout checklist.
Q. Can I share a setup with my team?
There is no cloud sharing. The Loadout checklist exports as a PDF — with checkboxes, so the same sheet works for pack out and for making sure everything comes back at wrap.
LOCAL BY DEFAULT · NO ACCOUNT
Your build stays
on your Mac.
No account, no sign-in, no upload. Your gear library and your builds live on your device — so what you are planning stays yours.
THE SYSTEM IS YOURS TO QUESTION
Prepare the setup.
Not just the camera.
LOADOUT for Mac is approaching release. The download link will be added when the app is published.
Pricing and release timing will be announced separately.