Product
A studio that covers the business of the act.
Built first for magicians. Equally at home with musicians, circus artists, clowns, comedians, and any legal live entertainer who bills for a performance. Agencies get a separate office — roster and dates, never a shared login with the act.
Show planning
Write the act as a sequence of cues. Time each piece, attach a prop from inventory, and keep director notes that only you can see. Ready for magicians, musicians, circus, and variety.
Prop inventory
From a pack of cards to a full lighting case. Track quantity, condition, storage location, and cost so the crate matches the set list.
Wish list
Saw a prop, a cable, a costume? Save the shop link, the asking price, and a note. Open the listing when you are ready to buy — then move it into the crate.
Client records
Hosts, venues, and producers — names, emails, phones, addresses, and a full history of dates and invoices on each contact.
Bookings
Inquiry, hold, or confirmed. Pencil a date, lock it when the host is sure, then print a run of show — load-in, call time, cues on the clock, and who to find at the door.
Tonight’s pack
One tap from the desk: load-in, call, who to find, and the crate — show props plus what always goes in the bag. Tick items off on the phone.
Live calendar
A private subscribe link for Apple and Google Calendar. Holds and confirmed nights appear. Inquiry stays off the feed.
Run of show
One page for the night: load-in, call, cue clock times, music notes, the crate, and who to find. Print it or keep it on the phone.
Invoices
Hold a date with a deposit, bill the remainder, or send the full fee. Numbered letterhead, a private link the host can open, and print when you need paper.
Agreements
Generate a performance agreement for any live act — magician, musician, circus, clown, juggler. One on Rehearsal. Unlimited on Studio Pro. Send a private link the host can read.
Private studio profile
Stage name, discipline, tax details, and invoice defaults live on your profile. They appear on documents you generate — never as a public performer page.