Audio post continuity lives in Slack messages, spreadsheets, or in your head. When a client asks whether that sound is the same from Season One, or when a new editor joins mid-season, where do you find the truth?
A project-based continuity system for your show’s sound world.
Seven trackers, episode by episode, so every decision is logged, locked, and searchable — across every season, every mixer, every client note.
Every dimension of your sound world, tracked.
Every environment in your show.
Region names, Clip Gain, fader levels, processing notes, and timecode — stacked by layer, per location, per episode.
The whole episode. One surface.
Every tracker, filtered to a single episode. See the complete sound picture for EP102 at a glance — every region, every plugin, every note — then jump straight to any layer that needs attention.
Three steps. One bible for every show.
Create a project
Name your show. All 7 trackers are ready immediately. Add as many collaborators as you need — no seat fees.
Track your work
Log entries as you work. Import directly from Pro Tools screenshots. Set statuses. Attach notes. Everything is organized by episode automatically.
Pause between seasons
Set a project inactive when the season wraps. Your data stays. Billing pauses. Reactivate when production returns.
Your Pro Tools session.
In SceneArkive. In seconds.
Take a screenshot, drop it into SceneArkive, and watch as all parameters are instantly populated automatically.
Simple. Per project. Not per user.
- All 7 trackers
- Unlimited episodes
- Unlimited collaborators — no seat fees
- Unlimited screenshot imports
- PDF & CSV export
- Priority support
- Inactive projects remain accessible (read-only)
Billing is per active project, not per user. Add your entire team. Deactivate a project between seasons and billing pauses automatically.
Finally. I’ve been looking for this for fifteen years.
An active project is a show that is currently in production. Only active projects are billed — $20/month each. Mark a project inactive between seasons and billing pauses automatically. Your data stays read-only and accessible.
Invite as many collaborators as you want. No seat fees. All your editors, mixers, supervisors, assistants, and clients can view and contribute to your archive at no charge.
SceneArkive has been tested with Pro Tools; however, it's likely to function with other DAWs as well, but they are unsupported.
Yes. Every project is locked behind Supabase Row-Level Security. Screenshots live in a private bucket served via short-lived signed URLs. Only project members can read or write data. Credit card details go directly to Stripe and never touch our servers.
Any time. Export any tracker, any episode, or the full project to PDF or CSV. PDFs include entry groupings and (optionally) embedded screenshots. CSV exports repeat entry metadata on every layer row so Excel and Sheets can filter natively.