An online technical rider for DJs and live acts
Put your technical rider at a URL instead of in an attachment: built from real equipment, always current, and printable for the venue.
Use cases
The same product, shaped around what you actually need it for. Each page covers one job end to end, including where a different tool would serve you better.
DJs
A link in bio built for DJs
One link carrying your sets, releases, dates, press kit and technical rider — for the fans and for the people who book you.
An EPK for DJs
A DJ press kit that lives at a link instead of a folder: bio, photos, sets, play history and rider, always the current version.
A booking page for DJs
The page you send when someone asks how to book you: availability, rider, fee context and a form that lands in your inbox.
Producers
An EPK for producers
A press kit built around a catalogue rather than a face — the discography, the labels, and a contact route that works.
Bands
A press kit for bands
The material a festival, a venue or a journalist asks for, at one link: bio, photos, music, stage plot and who to contact.
Musicians
A link in bio for musicians
One link for your music, your dates and your mailing list — built around a release cycle instead of a product catalogue.
An artist page of your own
A site for your music, your dates and your contact, under your name instead of a platform. Free, with nothing to design.
Bookers
A roster page for booking agents
One link that shows every act you represent, with a route for a venue to send the enquiry.
Labels
A roster page for labels, bookers and promoters
One public page listing the acts you represent, book or release — with the right contact route for each, and no agency website to maintain.
Promoters
A page for music promoters
One link for your events, the artists you have brought and how acts pitch you — instead of a flyer archive nobody can search.