Web tools
Nothing to install
Some of these tools don't need to be a download at all. They run in a browser tab on your own machine, on a show day, with no account and no install, and no file of yours goes anywhere near a server of mine.
- Audio
- Video
- BirdDog PLAY
- Lighting
- RF & wireless
- Content management
- Everything else
- 01simpleRTARTA, spectrograph and meter, in a tab
- 02ArrayCADA CAD model or a PDF plan in, ArrayCalc or Soundvision out
- 03Cosplay (preview)An ArrayCalc project in, line-array splays for an even level front to back out. Early preview
- 04PatchFerret (preview)A console show file in, a patch list out. Early preview
- 05QuickDawMultitrack recording, with the last 30 seconds already in hand
- 06Songbook LiteYour mixing desks' show files, in a browser tab: inspect, document, convert, write back
- 07Blend CalcProjector edge blends, and what the overlap costs
- 08Pixel PeekerLED wall layout, port patching and capacity
- 09Negative SpaceA canvas that counts the gaps between the screens
- 10Dead Air (preview)Strip silence, then hand the cut to DaVinci Resolve or render it in the browser. Early preview
- 11CANary Flasher (beta)Firmware onto a CANary over USB-C, from a browser tab. Beta
- 12Aquilon PitchMixed-pitch walls on one Aquilon screen
- 13Aspect CalcRatio, pitch, physical size and PowerPoint slides
- 14Test CardA pattern per output, at the output's own raster
- 15WallslideA template sized to the wall, and a deck to test it
- 16EDID Editor (beta)An EDID, and which processors will take it
- 17Will My Show Fit? (beta)The show you have, and the switchers that will take it
- 18Thumbnail GeneratorEvery source's thumbnail, built from the patch list
- 19Mynah (reference)LivePremier command syntax, and what each command sends
- 20ATEM Fleet AdminBuild every switcher's config, download the folders
- 21Showbook liteYour switchers' show files, in a browser tab: inspect, document, convert
- 22PeepholeA camera or capture card, full screen, at its real resolution
- 23BirdDog PLAY PatcherA firmware package for a PLAY, assembled in the tab
- 24BirdDog PLAY Flasher (beta)A factory image onto a decoder in recovery mode, over USB
- 25stagewashRig a stage, focus it, and read the levels off the deck
- 26RFutilsCoordination files in, any other format out, frequencies solved
- 27PDF Presenter LitePresenter view and a fullscreen output, in two tabs
- 28PowerPoint Font ManagerThe fonts a deck actually uses, and the ones you're missing
- 29OpenFont Manager (preview)Every open-source font, previewed and bulk-downloaded, or installed for you at login. Early preview
- 30openflashLineageOS onto your phone, over USB, from a browser tab
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Run your own copy
For the venue with no internet
20 of these are also published as Docker images, and the same images are in Unraid's Community Applications. Put them on a box in the rack and they work with the venue WiFi switched off, which is when you'll want them.
Why they work this way
Your files stay on your machine
None of these upload anything. The parsing, the maths and the exports all run in the page, and that matters: a PMSE schedule names a licensee and their address alongside their allocation, and a wall layout or a projector plot is somebody's unannounced show. You shouldn't have to hand any of that to a stranger's server just to save yourself a few minutes.