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One board, every market
Post a date with venue, program, instrumentation, rate, and an optional deadline. The whole roster sees it at once, so nobody gets an email asking if they are free.
Open datesAll markets
DateMarketProgramOpen slots
Gig board for touring ensembles
Staff a concert without a single availability email.
Concert dates go on a board. Musicians bid on the ones they can play. You decide. Accepted players get their music, script, logistics, and an invoice that fills itself in.
Sign in to the boardRoster access is by invitation.
Open datesAll markets
DateMarketProgramOpen slots
How it works
Post a date. Take bids. Decide. Done.
Four steps that replace a week of availability emails. Each card below is a real screen in the app.
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You decide, not the inbox
Every bid lands in one view with the musician's instruments. Compare them, then accept or deny. A slot stays open until you close it, never on the first bid.
Bids for a date
1 violin1 cello
DenyAccept
Bids appear here as musicians submit them. You choose when to decide.
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The whole date in one place
Accept a bid and the musician gets a page with the sheet music, script, and logistics for that exact date. Update a program's links once; every date using it follows.
Gig pageaccepted
Sheet musicOpens in a new tab
Concert scriptOpens in a new tab
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Invoicing that fills itself in
Payment and tax details are entered once. Each accepted date drafts an invoice with the date, venue, and rate already in place. You track submitted, approved, and paid.
Invoicedraft
On every phone
The whole gig, in your pocket.
The musician view is a native app. Filter open gigs by instrument, bid in a tap, and once you are booked get the sheet music, the concert script, a calendar invite, and an invoice that is already filled in.
Ready when you are