How is Cinapse different from the other scheduling programs? What does Cinapse do better?
In this article group
- What's next for Cinapse? What new features are being developed?
- What if I have questions while using Cinapse? How do I send feedback?
- Does Cinapse work offline?
- Are you building BG Breakdowns?
- Can I import a Movie Magic Scheduling (MMS) file?
- How do I sign up for Cinapse?
- Is it simple to control access to my schedule files? Is there a limit to how big my team can be in Cinapse?
- Can I import a script?
- How hard is it to learn to use Cinapse? Is it a big learning curve?
- I already use a scheduling program. Why should I switch to Cinapse?
- Does Cinapse work on all computers and on all browsers? Can I use Cinapse on my iPad or tablet?
- How do I save Cinapse files?
- Why can't I generate a report?
- Can I recover a deleted or lost schedule?
- Why does Cinapse keep refreshing or won't load?
- How do I import a script or schedule into Cinapse?
- Why aren't my changes syncing across my devices?
- Why is my Cinapse file slow, or "too large"?
- How do I book a demo or onboarding call with Cinapse?
- Does Cinapse create call sheets?
- Is Cinapse available in other languages? (Spanish, etc.)
- What file formats can I export from Cinapse? (PDF and CSV)
- What are Cinapse's support hours? How do I contact support?
- Does Cinapse use AI?
Cinapse revolutionizes schedule collaboration by allowing multiple team members to access and update schedules simultaneously.
Gone are the days (and long nights) of passing files back and forth or dealing with outdated versions of the schedule.
Cinapse supports multiple units, users, and episodes (for TV) in a single file, offering flexibility and real-time updates while building a crossboarded schedule. Cinapse has modern designs from this century, episodic logic built in for TV files, and includes spell check, and split panel view to allow for faster workflows.
Build, customize, and collaborate seamlessly — only with Cinapse.