For Film & TV production crews
STAMPT turns a kit list into a customs-ready ATA carnet in minutes — not the three days you spent last shoot copying numbers off the back of lenses.
The problem
Serial numbers weren't designed to be typed. They're long, they're cryptic, and they live in the least accessible corner of every piece of kit you own. Yet somehow, keeping on top of your inventory still means copying them out by hand — into a spreadsheet, a PDF, a form — and hoping nothing gets transcribed wrong. There's a better way to build your kit list.
Point your phone at a serial number. STAMPT reads it. No typing, no Sharpie squinting.
Run several jobs in parallel. Tokyo on one tab, Berlin on another. Move kit between them with a click.
Export the formatted equipment schedule customs actually wants — not your spreadsheet, theirs.
Common cinema gear pre-loaded: bodies, lenses, lights, audio. Add your own once, reuse forever.
Where's the carnet desk at Narita? What hours? A crowd-built map of the offices you actually need.
Paste in a previous job or carnet PDF. STAMPT lifts the kit list and gets you 80% of the way there.
How it works
Scan serials, pick from the catalogue, or paste from a previous job.
Production name, holder, destinations, currency. Thirty seconds.
Download the customs-formatted PDF & XLSX. Hand it to your production manager — or do it yourself.
Pricing
Start free with up to 15 items. Upgrade to export carnets and go unlimited — pay monthly while you're between shoots, or save 50% with the annual plan.
14-day refund · cancel anytime · payments handled by Paddle
FAQ
From £3.99/month · cancel anytime · 14-day refund