Cinapse builds modern production scheduling software for the media and entertainment industry.

Founded in 2020 by assistant directors, producers, and technologists frustrated by the outdated, archaic tools still used to schedule high-budget films and television series, Cinapse was created to bring clarity, speed, and collaboration to the heart of physical production.

The schedule is the foundation of every project. Without it, there’s no accurate budget, no real plan, no path forward. It’s the map that takes us from idea to image.

‍Cinapse helps filmmakers draw that map better, faster, and together.

Today, Cinapse powers scheduling for productions of every size — from independent films to major studio series. Thousands of ADs, UPMs, and producers use Cinapse to collaborate more effectively, stay aligned, and keep their productions on time and on budget.

Our mission is to equip filmmakers with intuitive tools to build better schedules, collaborate seamlessly, and bring their stories to life with less friction.

By streamlining scheduling, Cinapse helps productions spend less time on software and more time on storytelling.‍

Cinapse + Wrapbook

‍In 2025, Cinapse was acquired by Wrapbook, the fastest-growing payroll and production finance platform in Hollywood. Wrapbook is backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Bessemer Venture Partners, Tiger Global, and Jeffrey Katzenberg’s WndrCo, having raised over $150M and most recently valued at $750M.

Together, we’re laying the foundation for the first truly connected production system, one we plan to bring to life in the coming years. A future where:

- The schedule and budget stay in sync automatically
- Hot costs update in real time as the plan evolves
- Payroll and real cash-flow needs are informed directly by the actual schedule
- Production and finance teams share a single, living source of truth

Cinapse continues to operate independently as part of Wrapbook, with the same team and mission — now with greater resources and momentum than ever.

‍Our Future

‍We’re not just modernizing scheduling. We’re building the unified backbone of film and television production.