The planners keep their Google Sheet. Production gets a live run of show with crew cues, change highlights, projected times and a GO pointer kept in sync with StageTimer.
We have never once run on time. Now we know exactly how late, to the second.
Point it at a Google Doc and it makes a copy formatted for teleprompter scrolling: big type, clean breaks, and cues the prompter op can actually read.
Makes it look like the CEO memorized it. The CEO did not memorize it.
Crew scheduling for a two-studio broadcast operation. It checks coverage, flags conflicts and thin TD depth, then publishes the week and collects confirmations.
Can find you a TD at 11 PM on a Sunday. Cannot make them pick up.
AV discovery questionnaire for live, hybrid and virtual events. Run it during the call or send it to the client; answers land in a Sheet and a scoping Doc.
Asks “how many mics?” now, so you don't find out at load-in that the CEO wants to sing.
One button boots a cloud server and fills a Zoom meeting with 49 AI-generated attendees, so you can test the LED wall gallery without bribing 49 humans.
49 attendees who never say “can you hear me?” and also don't exist.
Family baseball HQ: the schedule, today's game or practice with home and away, and a home run derby game for the off days. Family code required.
Tracks every game, practice and dinger. Snack-duty enforcement ships in v2.