Two repositories met the bar of a real license file, readable documentation and visible activity: UniversalScheduleStandard (a JSON interchange format, licence conflict, see F07) and OpenShotDesigner (GPL-3.0-or-later; stripboard, DOOD, call sheets, schedule-derived budget; created 2026-08-17, one …
Two repositories met the bar of a real license file, readable documentation and visible activity: UniversalScheduleStandard (a JSON interchange format, licence conflict, see F07) and OpenShotDesigner (GPL-3.0-or-later; stripboard, DOOD, call sheets, schedule-derived budget; created 2026-08-17, one human contributor, 26 stars). Six GitHub searches (stripboard, call sheet, film budget, scheduling, script breakdown, production management) returned mostly repositories with no licence field, 0-3 stars, a creation date within weeks, or AI-agent prototype descriptions; those were not recorded. Established open tools in the neighbouring area (Kitsu, Zou, Gazu, OpenCue, AYON) already exist in the collection.
Rationale:
Counts and fields come from GitHub API search results (GET only) and repository metadata checked on 2026-10-17.
Counterevidence:
Search ranked by stars and capped at 12 results per query; credible tools with different vocabulary could be missed. Repos change daily (several were pushed on 2026-10-17).
Uncertainty:
The collector did not run or test any tool.
Sources:
- https://github.com/UniversalScheduleStandard/UniversalScheduleStandard
- https://github.com/koosoli/OpenShotDesigner
- https://api.github.com/search/repositories?q=stripboard+film&sort=stars
Checked: 2026-10-17
Structured fields
{
"context": "Are there credible open-source stripboard, call-sheet or budgeting tools?"
}Evidence claims
- [inference] Two repositories met the bar of a real license file, readable documentation and visible activity: UniversalScheduleStandard (a JSON interchange format, licence conflict, see F07) and OpenShotDesigner (GPL-3.0-or-later; stripboard, DOOD, call sheets, schedule-derived budget; created 2026-08-17, one human contributor, 26 stars). Six GitHub searches (stripboard, call sheet, film budget, scheduling, script breakdown, production management) returned mostly repositories with no licence field, 0-3 stars, a creation date within weeks, or AI-agent prototype descriptions; those were not recorded. Established open tools in the neighbouring area (Kitsu, Zou, Gazu, OpenCue, AYON) already exist in the collection. source
- [inference] Two repositories met the bar of a real license file, readable documentation and visible activity: UniversalScheduleStandard (a JSON interchange format, licence conflict, see F07) and OpenShotDesigner (GPL-3.0-or-later; stripboard, DOOD, call sheets, schedule-derived budget; created 2026-08-17, one human contributor, 26 stars). Six GitHub searches (stripboard, call sheet, film budget, scheduling, script breakdown, production management) returned mostly repositories with no licence field, 0-3 stars, a creation date within weeks, or AI-agent prototype descriptions; those were not recorded. Established open tools in the neighbouring area (Kitsu, Zou, Gazu, OpenCue, AYON) already exist in the collection. source
- [inference] Two repositories met the bar of a real license file, readable documentation and visible activity: UniversalScheduleStandard (a JSON interchange format, licence conflict, see F07) and OpenShotDesigner (GPL-3.0-or-later; stripboard, DOOD, call sheets, schedule-derived budget; created 2026-08-17, one human contributor, 26 stars). Six GitHub searches (stripboard, call sheet, film budget, scheduling, script breakdown, production management) returned mostly repositories with no licence field, 0-3 stars, a creation date within weeks, or AI-agent prototype descriptions; those were not recorded. Established open tools in the neighbouring area (Kitsu, Zou, Gazu, OpenCue, AYON) already exist in the collection. source
Linked records
- cites → Kitsu (production collaboration platform)
- cites → Zou (Kitsu API)
- cites → koosoli/OpenShotDesigner (browser-based film production planning suite: stripboard, DOOD, call sheets, budget)
- cites → UniversalScheduleStandard/UniversalScheduleStandard (JSON format for production schedules and script breakdowns)