Rundown

Everyone on the same cue

A rundown for the show itself: cues, planned times and durations in one list. The showcaller runs it, the clock in the room counts down from it, every department reads its own lines on the floor, and your client opens the same list from a link.

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Main stage · day 2Time on this cue

04:12

CUE 6 · Talk — opening keynote

05Doors45:00
06Talk — opening keynote12:00
07Changeover00:30
08Headline set1:30:00

The showcaller, the room and every department are on this cue.

What it does

One list, and everything that reads it

Everything in this list exists and runs today. Nothing in it is on its way.

01The rundownCues with a planned time and a duration, in one list that every screen on the show picks up within seconds of the change.
02The showcallerOne screen that runs the show: call the next cue, start and stop the clock, nudge a cue by a minute — from the keyboard, or from a Stream Deck on F13 to F20.
03The room clockA countdown for the hall itself, on its own link: the running cue, the time left in numbers you can read from the back, and red the moment it runs over.
04The crew screenThe running cue on a phone, with the lines of your own department marked and type large enough to read from a metre away.
05A link for the clientYour client opens the rundown from a link you send — no account and no invitation; put a password on that link when you want one, and take it off again.
06Show chatA line the showcaller, the crew and you can read and post to, next to the cue that is running — your client is not on it.
07Speakers and call sheetsA speaker book grouped by stage, and a call sheet per department — both as a PDF you can hand out.

Show day

What it looks like when the show is running

Two shots of the same show, taken while it was running. The clocks and the overrun in them are worked out from the moment the cue was called, not typed in.

A showcaller screen during a live show: elapsed time, remaining time and total overrun across the top, previous and next cue buttons with time nudges, a cue list with instructions per department and the running cue marked, and a chat panel on the right. — One screen runs the show. Space calls the next cue, the left arrow goes back, plus and minus move a cue by a minute, and F13 to F20 do the same from a Stream Deck — those keys sit on no keyboard and no other program listens to them, so a show button never collides with the browser. Each cue carries its own instruction per department.

The crew view of the same show on a phone: a department selector, very large elapsed and remaining clocks, the same cue list with this department's lines marked, and font size controls. — The same rundown, read from the floor. You pick your department once and your own lines light up; the clocks are set large enough to read from a metre away and the type steps up again for the people who need it. Anyone can post a note that every department and the showcaller sees.

Price

Per company, not per user

One amount for the company. Put your whole crew on it; the showcaller, the room, the floor and your client all read the same rundown, and none of them is a seat you pay for.

Monthly

€20

per month

Yearly

€200

per year — pay for 10 months, use it for 12

Per company, not per userUnlimited usersExcl. VAT

How it works

Start free for 30 days — then €20/month or €200/year, excl. VAT. Unlimited users.

Sign up and the rundown is free for 30 days. Want the full production platform too? Try it once for 30 days from inside the app. Subscribe to the rundown from your account — do it during your trial and billing starts when the trial ends. You can cancel from your account at any time.

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FAQ

Straight answers

Can I buy just the rundown?

Yes, that is what this page is for: €20 a month or €200 a year for the whole company, excl. vat, however many people you put on it. Sign up and the rundown is free for 30 days, and you can try the full production platform once for 30 days from inside the app; subscribe to the rundown from your account, and you can cancel any time.

Who counts as a user?

Nobody — the price does not count people. It is one amount for the company and there is no cap on how many of your own team you put on it. The showcaller, the crew, the clock in the room and your client each open their own screen from a link, so none of them needs an account either.

Does my client need an account?

No. Your client opens it from a link you send — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for. If you would rather not have that link travel freely, you can put a password on it and take it off again later.

Can I run the show from a Stream Deck?

Yes. The showcaller screen listens to the keyboard — space for the next cue, the arrows for the previous one and for time nudges — and to F13 to F20, which no other program uses. A Stream Deck sends those, so a physical button calls a cue.

What if we want the rest of the platform later?

It is the same account. Budgets, equipment, crew, hotels, catering and the client portal sit behind the same login and have their own pricing on the pricing page; nothing has to move across, and nothing you have built in the rundown is lost.

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