An encyclopedia that speaks set slang
Our own catalog is built from manufacturer datasheets, then indexed by the names you actually shout on set. Search “skypanel”, “600d”, or “c-stand” and the right fixture is there — specs, draw, weight and all.
Kitr is the kit-list builder for film & TV lighting crews. Spec gear day-by-day, location-by-location — then get an honest list of what to actually rent. Cross-platform, installable, works offline on set.
Our own catalog is built from manufacturer datasheets, then indexed by the names you actually shout on set. Search “skypanel”, “600d”, or “c-stand” and the right fixture is there — specs, draw, weight and all.
Lighting plans aren’t one list — they’re a different rig every day and every location. Kitr mirrors the call sheet, so allocation windows are real and overlap is computed, not eyeballed.
Tap or swipe from the catalog to add gear — +1, −1, done. Building a day’s rig feels like flipping through a deck, not filling a spreadsheet. Metric or imperial, your toggle.
Kitr separates reusable gear (rolled up by peak simultaneous use) from consumables (summed). The result is a load list you can hand to the rental house — print or export to PDF in one tap.
Installable as a PWA on iOS and Android. It opens like an app, runs cross-platform, and keeps working in a basement location with no bars.
Create the project, drop in your days and locations. Kitr lays them out like a call sheet.
Search by nickname and tap to add fixtures, grip and consumables to each day and location.
Peak-need rollup and consumable totals compute themselves. Print or export the PDF and send it.
Kitr is invite-only while we onboard crews. Sign in if you have an account, or ask us for access.