Live, without refreshing
Every report reaches the operations room and the public screens within seconds. Nobody presses reload.
Distributed event coordination
One event, many locations, one run of show. Local coordinators report each step from their phone; the operations room watches every venue fall into place on a single live dashboard.
The dashboard
Locations as rows, steps as columns. Lagging venues get a red edge, the steps being worked on right now get an orange header, and steps done everywhere fold away so the grid stays readable at 30 cities around the world. This one is simulated in your browser; the real one updates within seconds of each report.
How it works
Create the event, add locations with their coordinator's email, define the steps and the pre- and post-event checklists. Open the dashboard, share a public link, export everything to Excel.
Invited by email with a single-use link. Picks a username and password, then sees only their locations: one big button for the next step, optional notes, undo for the last one, OK / Not OK checklists.
A read-only dashboard behind a private link, for the big screen in the venue, the press room or a partner. Same live grid, same checklist summary, nothing to sign into.
Built-in rules
The same rules apply to every screen and every user, so the dashboard never shows a state the event could not have reached.
Steps are completed strictly in order at each location.
A mis-tap is fixable; history cannot be rewritten.
The post-event checklist unlocks once every step is done.
Yesterday's event opens read-only, for everyone.
Features
Every report reaches the operations room and the public screens within seconds. Nobody presses reload.
A new email creates an invited account and a single-use link. Resend it from the locations grid with one click.
OK / Not OK per location and item, summarised under the grid so problems stand out before the doors open.
One sheet for the steps grid, one per checklist — ready for the post-event report.
Steps and checklist items are reordered by dragging them, right up to the day of the event.
Every string ships in both languages, down to the coordinator's phone screen.