
The Lot by 6DEGREES
Your production, in pocket
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About
The Lot is where a production keeps its client.
Productions usually live in email threads, PDFs and text messages, and the client is left wondering what's happening. The Lot puts the whole job at one link: the live schedule, the treatment, the approved bid, every cut, every approval, and updates as they happen, current from award through final delivery.
HOW IT WORKS
Your production team publishes the schedule once. You join with a six-character code. No account, no install hurdle, nothing to set up.
Home answers the 8am question: where the job stands and what's next. A review that needs you simply leads Next up, and the app sends one push when it lands. That is the only notification it will ever send.
THE LIBRARY
The treatment, the approved bid, location options, the cast and every file the team shares, as covers in one place. Open the treatment or a PDF inside the app, go full screen, or download it.
THE SCHEDULE, FOUR WAYS
Month, week, day, and list views built for a phone. Pinch a month to open a day. Tap any event for details, leave a note that lands on that event instead of in a pile, and subscribe your own calendar so the schedule stays current inside the tools you already use.
CUTS THAT CANNOT GO STALE
Every deliverable is versioned. The newest cut is marked LATEST; superseded cuts gray out. Notes on an old cut end here.
APPROVALS AS RECEIPTS
Approve a review from your phone. Every approval writes a timestamped receipt with your name, and the full ledger is exported at wrap.
FOR THE PRODUCTION TEAM
Sign in inside the same app to post updates, share cuts, shape the schedule, add files and locations, manage the join code, and add teammates. On a Mac the same app becomes a desktop with a sidebar, built for producers who run the job daily.
The Lot is a professional tool for brands, agencies, and production companies.
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What's New in The Lot by 6DEGREES
1.7
September 13, 2026
Long names, whole tiles: location and cast tiles now show two lines of the name and the area or role, so a long address or a long part keeps its number. Every button on the Manage rows, every checkbox row and every review title is easier to tap. A one-month calendar PDF fills the page. Small fixes across the phone chrome.
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