One current link
Share a browser-based rider that reflects the latest saved stage plot, inputs, mixes, contacts, and notes.
Let collaborators and venue teams open the latest rider in a browser, while keeping a polished PDF handoff for email, print, and offline reference.



The right format for the advance, the venue, and show day.
Why it matters
Share a browser-based rider that reflects the latest saved stage plot, inputs, mixes, contacts, and notes.
Export a structured PDF for production books, email attachments, and offline access at the venue.
Keep private work in the editor and intentionally choose what the crew receives through sharing and export.
The workflow
The feature lives inside the same rider as the rest of the show, so the next person receives context—not another disconnected document.
Review the plot, inputs, mixes, contacts, and notes.
Share the live version or download a fixed PDF.
Give every role a readable, current document.
Connected features
Visual planning
Build a clear, venue-ready stage plan with performers, instruments, monitors, power, risers, and production notes on one measured canvas.
One source of truth
Turn stage objects into an ordered channel list, then keep labels, microphones, DIs, stands, phantom power, and ownership aligned.
Monitor workflow
Plan wedges and IEMs with mono or stereo outputs, clear ownership, mix numbering, and links back to the people and devices on stage.