Beta — invite only

BRAZO

Design arm car shots anywhere — on scout, in pre-production, or on set. Draw streets, trace paths, animate the setup.

Open Brazo → How it works ↓
How to use Brazo
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Draw the street
Trace the road where the shot takes place
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Picture car path
Draw the path of the vehicle being filmed
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Arm car path
Draw the path of the camera vehicle
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Play
Preview the complete shot in real time

WORKS LIKE A
NATIVE APP

No App Store. No account. No subscription. Install it once from Safari — it stays on your phone and works completely offline on set.

iPhone & iPad
1
Open in Safari
Visit brazo.app in Safari — not Chrome. Required for iOS install.
2
Tap Share
The ↑ icon at the bottom of Safari on iPhone, top right on iPad.
3
Add to Home Screen
Scroll down and tap "Add to Home Screen" → "Add".
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Open Brazo
Opens fullscreen from your home screen. First launch caches everything — works offline after that.
Works 100% offline after first load
Android
1
Open in Chrome
Visit brazo.app in Chrome.
2
Open the menu
Tap the ⋮ three-dot menu at the top right.
3
Add to Home Screen
Tap "Add to Home Screen" or "Install App" and confirm.
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Done
Brazo runs fullscreen from your home screen or app drawer.

Also works on Samsung Internet — same steps.

The idea

Brazo — Spanish for arm, as in arm car — was born on a scout. Manu Caballero — DP for automotive commercials — needed a way to visualize an arm car setup in real time: which road, which speed, where the camera would be. The conversation with the director happened around a napkin sketch.

The idea was simple: a tool as easy as drawing, precise enough to plan a real shot, available anywhere — on location, in the production office, or in the client meeting.

So he built it.

Manu Caballero · Director of Photography
Automotive Commercials · manudp.io
Beta access

BUILT FOR THE CREW.
SHAPED BY THE CREW.

Brazo is currently invite-only. We’re looking for DPs, directors, arm car operators, and coordinators who want to use it on real productions and tell us what it needs to do better.

Request Beta Access →