For Stage Managers

Stage management software that keeps your whole crew in sync.

Build run sheets, manage schedules, share files, and coordinate your team from a single workspace. No more scattered spreadsheets, email chains, or group chat chaos.

Sound familiar?

"Where's the latest run sheet?"

Crew members working from outdated schedules because the email attachment got buried.

"Can someone send me the floor plan?"

Critical files scattered across email threads, Google Drive folders, and group chats.

"Did everyone get the schedule change?"

No way to know who's seen the update without chasing people individually.

How it helps

Everything a stage manager needs, in one place.

Digital run sheets

Build day-by-day production schedules with timed items, setup blocks, rehearsals, breaks, and show calls. Your whole crew sees the same schedule in real time.

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Team coordination

Invite your crew, organize them into departments, and control who can view or edit each part of the production. No more guessing who has access.

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File sharing and requests

Upload floor plans, tech specs, and reference docs. Request specific files from team members with a shareable upload link - no more chasing attachments.

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Tasks and checklists

Create pre-show, show day, and strike checklists. Assign tasks to specific crew members and track what's done across the entire production.

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Built-in messaging

Direct messages and group conversations inside the production. Share resources in-thread so communication and files stay together.

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Personal notes

Keep your own private notes for each production - blocking notes, personal reminders, vendor contacts - visible only to you.

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Works for

Any production with a stage and a crew.

Theatre productions
Music festivals
Corporate events
Live broadcasts
Dance recitals
Award ceremonies
Conference keynotes
Concert tours

Ready to ditch the spreadsheet?

ProductionPlanner.io is free to get started. Set up your first production in minutes, invite your crew, and see how it feels to have everything in one place.