Oh additionally, the early scenes were developed mostly sequentially. In recent times, I've copied scene frameworks from the same locations to later scenes in the same locations. I'm sure that is to be expected.

No, I'm wrong. That did not fix the problem. Here's where I see it readily. In low numbered scenes. The scenes that I fixed manually 1A, 1x, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, and 2-5 are on both devices. But 2A-OL1, 2A-OL2, 2C, 2D, 2D-OL1, 3, 4-1, 4-2, 5-1, 5-2, 5-3 and on up are only the laptop, scene 10-1A is on both devices because I re-edited it relatively recently but scenes10-2, 10-3, 11, 12, 12-2, 12A, 13, 13A, 14-1, 15-1 etc. are only on the laptop. Basically the missing scenes are old scenes, ones from when I first started using the app. There was a huge time gap between when those early scenes were developed and the more recent scenes. The early scenes were developed to get a grasp of the tool then other pre-production and scheduling issues (Pandemic etc.) intervened. And certainly my scene numbering scheme has changed to better fit with the way your .csv files are generated. But that's it. The old scenes generated early on just aren't on the phone unless they have recently been changed.

That did it! I had not been on in a long while and the system had signed me out. I assumed I was properly signed out and signed in. Thanks a lot.

I can confirm. just wig-wagging the camera is enough to do it. No real change. Then sync and it's on the phone

Yes it completely syncs on both devices. I watch that bottom right iconography to the end. I suspect I know the issue but I don't quite understand why it doesn't correct. I had a phone failure and replacement at one point. Everything was copied across and I re-licensed the device. The problem appears that it's the newer scenes that are not on the phone. Probably dating to the change. There is a work around though extremely tedious. I can pull up a scene make a minute change then sync both devices. That puts the scene on both devices. I don't think I ever created a scene on the phone but I did make changes so I'm not sure if this will fix everything. I'm also concerned if there might be a continuity issue with my desktop because this is not the first laptop I've had in use. I've only kept the 3 devices activated. And as I said, I'm not really using the desktop at this stage of production, so it hasn't been synced in a while. I hope I'm not causing you headaches. Per as I think Shot Designer is one of the most effective tools ever for Director/Cinematographer/Crew and I come from an IT background so I understand the technical implications. Another fix that occurred to me is that if I understood the file storage structure and the file formats were the same, I could simply copy across the file info.

Did that. it did not fix the problem. As far as I can tell, the scenes are missing on the phone but not on the laptop. I have a lot of scenes so at this time I can't be sure there are no missing scenes on the laptop but it seems so. That would kind of follow in that as far as I know, I designed scenes almost exclusively on the laptop and just used the phone for reference. I also have it installed on a desktop (NLE) but I'm not using that much at the moment

I need all my scenes on both devices and that's not happening.