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Every seat on the same show.

One event record, read from sixteen different chairs. Every picture on the pages below is a screenshot of the running product, not a drawing of one.

Side by side

What each seat opens, and where each one stops

  • Owner / CompanyWhich shows are live, what money is late, and where the trucks are.
    Opens firstCommand CenterAcross every show
    Never touchesThe call · Pull sheets and case packing
  • ProducerThe deal, and the week it becomes — the client, the money, the run of show.
    Opens firstPipelineSalesOps
    Never touchesCalling the show · Invoices and A/R
  • Tour managerEveryone's flights, rooms and calls, on the phone they already carry.
    Opens firstTravel PortalAdvance Ops
    Never touchesThe MVR rig and the lighting plot · Cue sequences
  • DesignerDraw the site to scale, and hand over something the shop can build from.
    Opens first3D PlotAdvance Ops
    Never touchesCAD interchange · Renders and visualisation
  • Event managerThis date, this room — everything the house needs, before anyone rolls.
    Opens firstEvent DetailsAdvance Ops
    Never touchesCalling the show · Pull sheets and the shop floor
  • Production managerPutting it up — crew, gear, vendors, the dock, and the count at the end.
    Opens firstBuild ScheduleBuild Ops
    Never touchesThe pull sheet · Kits, pairing and RFID
On the crew

The chairs a show is actually run by.

  • Show CallerHold the call, and see the move before it has to happen.
    Opens firstShow CallShow Ops
    Never touchesThe money · The racks and the pull sheet
  • AudioYour patch, your gear and your cues — on the show everyone else is reading.
    Opens firstDepartments — AudioShow Ops
    Never touchesYour console · The shop's pull sheet and the warehouse
  • VideoSources, destinations and the media list, next to the cues they hit.
    Opens firstDepartments — VideoShow Ops
    Never touchesYour switcher or media server · Timecode
  • LightingThe rig, the patch and the power it draws — on the show record.
    Opens firstLX — MVR / patch workspaceShow Ops
    Never touchesYour console · Visualisation
  • ScenicBuilds, materials and drawings on one sheet the shop can also read.
    Opens firstBuild ScheduleBuild Ops
    Never touchesAutomation control · CAD
  • RiggingPoints, motors and loads on the sheet, beside the truss they fly.
    Opens firstDepartments — RiggingShow Ops
    Never touchesHoist control · Structural sign-off
  • Shop LeadWhat leaves, what comes back, and what you had to hire in.
    Opens firstShopOps OverviewShopOps
    Never touchesThe show · Hotels, flights and the transport plan
  • WarehouseEvery item has a home, and a scan says where it is right now.
    Opens firstWarehouses — 3D floor planShopOps
    Never touchesThe event's paperwork · Automatic stock decisions
  • Logistics coordinatorThe trip, the dock window and the run — tied to the event they serve.
    Opens firstFleetOps OverviewFleetOps
    Never touchesLive GPS · A certified ELD
  • Crew & driverThe day sheet, the live cue and the cab — on the phone in your pocket.
    Opens firstCrew portal — SchedulesCrew portal
    Never touchesFiring a cue · Scanning gear
By department

Find your position

Every department, and every position under it.

Audio

Inputs, outputs, patch and RF on the show everyone else is reading.

Video

Sources, destinations and the media list, next to the cues they hit.

Lighting

The rig, the patch and the power it draws, on the show record.

Scenic

Builds, materials and drawings on one sheet the shop can also read.

Rigging

Points, motors and loads on the sheet, beside the truss that flies them.

Stage

Hold the call, and see the move before it has to happen.

Shop

Kits, pairing, pull sheets and sub-rentals — what leaves and what comes back.

Warehouse

Every item has a home, and a scan says where it is right now.

Logistics

The trip, the dock window and the run, tied to the event they serve.

Touring

People, dates and rooms — who flies when, who sleeps where, and when the trucks move.

Design

Draw the site to scale, hang the plot on it, and check it before load-in.

Straight answers

What a seat does and does not decide

Access is enforced on the server, not by hiding buttons — a crew account that guesses a URL still gets nothing back. What a seat does not change is the numbers: everyone reading the same show reads the same state, and the difference between seats is what you may move, not what you are shown.

You cannot yet lock one screen away from a seat. Roles are company-wide today, so a seat that can reach the shop can reach all of it.

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