Photoshoot checklist: never forget gear again

At least the camera body, the lenses you plan to use, charged spare batteries, empty memory cards and a way to back them up, plus lighting or reflectors for the job. Each list in Photoshoot Checklist starts from what that kind of shoot needs, and you add the rest.

Ready-made lists for weddings, street, travel, studio, landscape, wildlife, newborn, pet and real estate shoots, plus a custom list. Client shoot templates for wedding, portrait, product, real estate and event shoots create a separate checklist with a shot list for each job.

The list of photos you have agreed to deliver, in the order of the day: details and rings, getting ready, the ceremony, family groups, couple portraits and the reception. The wedding template starts one for you and you edit it with the couple.

A template creates a new checklist for a named shoot, with a client name and date, a 12-item checklist and an 8-item shot list in English, Spanish or Portuguese. You can edit everything. They are checklists, not email or contract templates.

Location, address, GPS coordinates, sun and light notes, access and permits, parking, a backup location and other notes. The Use my location button fills in coordinates only when you tap it and your browser allows it.

Yes. The printer button prints the title, client and date, checklist, shot list and any filled-in scouting notes in black and white, or you can save it as a PDF from the print dialog.

Yes. Start from a list, add or remove items and tick them off as you go. Your lists are saved in your browser for reuse on future shoots.

No. It is a checklist you open while packing and on location. Nothing is sent anywhere, and your lists stay on your device.

Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, with large rows you can tick with a thumb.