Every booking from the first enquiry to the last song, on your own terms: answered the same day, held with a contract and a retainer, planned with the client from their phone, played, paid and reviewed.
The real screen, on the demo every tool runs on, all of it invented. Scroll, and it shows you round.
A birthday in five days with one of six things done, and the next one named: the contract, still to be signed.
$1,475 of retainers held on nights still to come, $1,675 not in yet, and four in five enquiries booked.
A $325 balance nine days late on your own terms: copy the reminder and send it the way you talk to them.
One of 20 tools that share your clients, your money and your books, so nothing is typed twice.
It asks about you first, reads what you already have, and says why for everything it suggests.
A kit is the tools for one kind of musician or music business, for less than buying them one at a time.
The other tools in the group, each reading the same songs.
Your numbers over time, your goals, and your fan list.
Shows, settlements, tours, merch and the rider.
Quotes that become invoices, and who still owes you.
