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Press kit

Everything you need to write about Cutvey Meter: a one-paragraph description, the icon and the lockup, pictures of the app on iPhone and iPad, the set photographs and where they come from, and who to write to. Use any of it in an article or a review of the app.

Updated October 2026 · Version 1.1

About the app, in one paragraph

Cutvey Meter · Press kit · Version 1.1 · October 2026

Cutvey Meter is a color meter and sun tracker for iPhone and iPad, made by Cutvey LLC. Point the camera at a gray card, or at the wall the light is hitting, and the card at the bottom of the screen gives the color temperature in kelvin, the tint and the light level, with a badge that says how sure the reading is. Pin one light with REF and it names the LEE gel that matches the next one. It keeps a live ND figure for your rig, draws the sun's path over the live view and saves every reading with its frame. It is free to download, and Unlock Forever is a one-time $19.99 purchase with no subscription.

PriceFree to download. Unlock Forever $19.99, once. No subscription.
Runs oniPhone and iPad, iOS 17 or later
Languages41
Version1.1, September 22, 2026
App Storeapps.apple.com/app/id6803285620
CompanyCutvey LLC makes tools for film crews: Cutvey for production management, Cutvey Offload, Cutvey Viewfinder, Cutvey Teleprompter, Cutvey Set Rush and Cutvey Meter. Made by filmmakers in Orlando, Florida.

In a line each. The full list is on the facts page.

The icon and the lockup

The icon is the one on the App Store, square, before iOS rounds its corners. Put the lockup on a dark ground, and please don't recolor, stretch or rotate either.

The Cutvey Meter app icon: a handheld light meter with a white dome.
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Lockup, for dark groundsPNG with transparency · 1600 × 360DownloadThe mark alone, SVG

The app on iPhone and iPad

Straight-on renders of the app's real screens, with transparent backgrounds. The photographs inside them are from Unsplash.

Cutvey Meter on iPhone: the REFERENCE card comparing two lights over a blue cyc studio.
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Cutvey Meter on iPhone: the RIG sheet solving for ND.
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Cutvey Meter on iPhone: the LIBRARY, a contact sheet of logged readings.
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Cutvey Meter on iPad in landscape over a green valley, the meter card beside the picture.
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Set photographs

The frames the website and the App Store pictures are built on. Apart from the first, which is ours, each one is from Unsplash under the Unsplash License, which asks for no credit.

A hand holding an iPhone running Cutvey Meter on a blue-lit film stage, a crew and cameras behind.
The phone on the blue stageThe home page picture · Cutvey LLCDownload JPEG, 3966 × 1983
A roller-rink film set: tinsel backdrop, softboxes and teal practicals on a wood floor.
The roller rinkPhotograph from Unsplash, Unsplash LicenseDownload JPEG
An apartment set with a hard daylight window, a crew member in silhouette.
The apartment windowPhotograph from Unsplash, Unsplash LicenseDownload JPEG
An attic set at night: a cinema camera, its operator and candles on a table.
The atticPhotograph from Unsplash, Unsplash LicenseDownload JPEG
Two people, one carrying a camera, on a grassy ridge at golden hour.
The ridgePhotograph from Unsplash, Unsplash LicenseDownload JPEG
A gimbal operator in shafts of light through haze inside a dome.
The domePhotograph from Unsplash, Unsplash LicenseDownload JPEG
A cyan cyc studio: a gaffer raises a tube light while the talent is rim-lit red.
The blue cycPhotograph from Unsplash, Unsplash LicenseDownload JPEG

Write to us

For interviews, questions or anything this page is missing, write to contact@cutvey.com.

Cutvey LLC makes tools for film crews: Cutvey for production management, Cutvey Offload, Cutvey Viewfinder, Cutvey Teleprompter, Cutvey Set Rush and Cutvey Meter. Made by filmmakers in Orlando, Florida.