What if every production
had a memory?
Most of our craft is rebuilt from scratch every show. The number you fought for last spring is gone. The vendor who saved the load-in is a name in an old thread. Here's the future we're building toward — and the parts already live.
▌ act one
The bid that prices itself.
You type a line. Before you reach for the calculator, the number's already there — drawn from what this exact thing cost you last time, and where the market sits when it's dense enough to say. You're not guessing. You're confirming.
Live today as in-bid market badges. Getting sharper with every quote logged.
Bid line
▌ act two
The venue briefs you before you arrive.
You add the room and it tells you what it knows: the dock that fits a 53‑footer, the freight elevator that doesn't, the union local that calls it. Everything the last crew through there learned the hard way — handed to you on the way in.
876+ venues seeded with load‑in intel today.
The Masonic
San Francisco, CA
- Dock
- Street‑level, fits 1× 53′
- Freight
- 7′2″ door — break tall carts
- Local
- IATSE 16
- Power
- 400A 3‑phase, house left
▌ act three
The wrap writes itself.
Strike the show and the post‑mortem is already done — estimate versus actual, where it slipped, the carbon line the agency will ask for, and a bid template that's quietly smarter than the one you started with. From data you already touched. No second entry.
Wrap reports + variance live today.
Wrap scorecard
$248K
estimate
$241K
actual
−2.8%
variance
▌ act four
A benchmark that belongs to the crew.
For the first time, what a job should cost — what it should pay — built from the field instead of handed down from a rate card nobody can see. Aggregated, never your line items. Privacy first, always: the picture belongs to everyone who helped draw it; your numbers stay yours.
None of it works without the memory.
Every act above is the same bet: that a production's hardest‑won knowledge should compound instead of evaporate. That's not a feature roadmap. It's a curve.
We're building toward this, one show at a time.
The free instruments are open to everyone. The full platform we bring on by hand — a few serious productions at a time, founding rate locked for life.