For djs

Every set, rider and load-in, sorted

Tell the agent about a booking in plain language and it builds the gig: timings, music brief, technical rider, load-in, advance and balance. You read the room. It handles the admin.

Sound familiar?

  • Enquiries land across chats while you are in the booth, and the slot goes to whoever answered first.
  • Every client wants a different vibe and timing, and the do-not-play list gets lost in the thread.
  • Bookings on the same night, or a setup that overruns into the next gig, and no clear view of the clash.

What changes for you

Leads you actually follow up

Each enquiry becomes a tracked lead with a reminder, so a paying night never slips because you saw the message a day too late.

The brief in one place

Genres, key moments, the do-not-play list and set timings live with the booking, so the client gets the night they asked for, not a guess.

No double-booked nights

The calendar blocks a date the moment it is taken and flags an overrun, so you never promise two dance floors the same evening.

From brief to delivered

  1. 1Message the agent: "Sundowner plus reception next month, my rig, set timings from 7, client wants Bollywood and house."
  2. 2It builds the gig: timings, music brief, technical rider, load-in, advance and balance.
  3. 3The venue and any support get your rider and load-in time, so power and space are sorted before you arrive.
  4. 4The client gets a clear plan, and your profile shows past sets that win the next booking.

The tools behind it

Good to know

Where does the do-not-play list and music brief go?

Straight onto the booking. Genres, must-plays and the do-not-play list stay with the gig, so the brief never gets lost in a chat.

Can it stop me taking two gigs the same night?

Yes. The calendar blocks a taken date and warns you about a setup that would overrun into your next booking.

Does my rider reach the venue?

Yes. Your technical rider and load-in time attach to the booking and share to the venue, so power, space and timing are agreed up front.

Ready to run your next one better?