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Made for the shoot, not the desk.

A thought attached to the right shoot, client or clip — not lost in a pile.

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Client brief

Brief — Sarah & Tom

AvoidGrandma can’t stand for long
Must-haveFirst look by the lake
Shoot · Sat Nov 14 · 3/18 shots

What’s different

Every other voice-notes app is one flat pile.

moqyi gives every capture a home: the shoot, the client or the piece of footage it’s about.

Shot list

Find the missing shot before the edit.

The problem

You notice the missing covering shot only in the edit, when it’s too late to reshoot.

With moqyi

A checklist on the project. Dictate shots, check them off one-handed, and “Done shooting” shows what’s still unchecked — keep it for next time or send it to weekly review.

How to set it up →
Client brief

What they said once, findable on the day.

The problem

Details said out loud on a call end up buried in email or memory by shoot day.

With moqyi

Record the call into the client’s project, then pull must-haves, sensitivities, people and places into Key details. Search finds them first.

How to set it up →
Footage notes

Notes that sit on the exact frame.

The problem

Review thoughts float free of the footage they’re about.

With moqyi

Link a clip or photo from your library (never copied), add a note at a timestamp, then tap “at 0:08” to jump right there.

How to set it up →
Weekly review

Ideas that don’t rot in a pile.

The problem

Captured ideas pile up and never get read again.

With moqyi

Once a week, a short stack of untriaged captures: keep, tag, move to a project or delete. Unchecked shots from finished shoots come back too.

How to set it up →

One shoot, start to finish.

Before

Consultation call

Record the brief into the client’s project.

During

Shoot day

Check off shots. Capture from the Lock Screen with your hands full.

After

The edit

Notes on clips, pinned to timestamps.

Later

Sunday

Weekly review: keep, tag, move or delete.

Who it’s for

Made for the people holding the camera.

The brief from the consultation, the family-photo list and every “don’t forget” — on the day. Doors they’ll use most: Lock Screen, Action Button.

Bring it to your next shoot.

Free iPhone beta, 20–50 photographers and filmmakers.

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