The latest version is unclear
Teams waste time asking what cut, spec, drive, or approval is current.
About PostSync
The operating layer post-production should already have.
PostSync exists because post-production teams do complex, expensive work while the operational truth is scattered across documents, chats, drives, emails, and memory.
From footage to final delivery, every cut in sync.
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Focused product
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One operating truth
Proof
Delivery confidence
Scale
Company ready
Operating record
The latest version is unclear
Handovers are incomplete
Approvals disappear
The problem
Post-production breaks when the team cannot trust where the truth lives.
A project can have brilliant editors and still lose time because media status, approvals, specs, risks, and archive proof are scattered.
Handovers are incomplete
DIT notes, reports, LUTs, and technical exceptions often arrive without one consistent record.
Approvals disappear
Client decisions and internal sign-offs get buried in calls, email, and chat.
Archive proof is rebuilt late
Teams often create final manifests after the project is already over, when memory is weakest.
The thesis
One command center can make post-production calmer and more profitable.
One source of truth
Every project should open with its standards, handover rules, risks, deliverables, archive, and team access.
Module by module
Each module must work alone, then connect back to the main command center.
User-led validation
Post supervisors, editors, coordinators, and facility owners shape each module around practical operational pressure.
Commercial readiness
The product should serve different post companies and become a launchable SaaS business.
Company story
PostSync sells operational clarity.
The product is not another generic dashboard. It is a post-production operating system.