Built for live production
Use purpose-made items for performers, instruments, audio, power, risers, lighting, video, and stage infrastructure.
Features / Stage Plot Builder
A stage plot the whole crew can read at a glance.
Lay out the stage visually, keep every object tied to the rider, and give venue teams a plan that still makes sense when they open it on show day.
From rough stage idea to an advance-ready plan in one workspace.
Why it matters
Built around real production handoffs.
Measured, not improvised
Set real stage dimensions and position equipment on a grid that reflects the room you are advancing.
Details stay attached
Store labels, relationships, notes, input links, and monitor links with the object they describe.
The workflow
From setup to handoff in three clear steps.
The feature lives inside the same rider as the rest of the show, so the next person receives context—not another disconnected document.
Set the stage
Enter the available width and depth.
Place the show
Drag in performers, gear, monitors, and infrastructure.
Connect the details
Link stage items to inputs and monitor mixes.
Connected features
Keep following the show.
One source of truth
Synced Input Lists
Turn stage objects into an ordered channel list, then keep labels, microphones, DIs, stands, phantom power, and ownership aligned.
Monitor workflow
Monitor Mixes
Plan wedges and IEMs with mono or stereo outputs, clear ownership, mix numbering, and links back to the people and devices on stage.
Advance and show day
Live Share & PDF
Send one current web link for the advance, then carry a print-ready PDF when the venue, Wi-Fi, or workflow calls for a fixed document.