The one document that actually matters that day
Most tour paperwork can wait. A day sheet can't - it's the thing everyone actually checks the morning of a show. Outrider's day sheet is built to be read in five seconds: venue, schedule, lodging, and production contact, all on one screen, with everything else (setlist, stage plot, rider, guest list) one tap away.
One glance, whole day
Load-in, soundcheck, doors, and set time - the times that actually matter, not a wall of text.
Same version, every phone
Change the set time once and it updates for the whole band and crew instantly, no re-sending a text.
Set alerts
Get notified a set number of minutes before your set time - the one alert that's actually worth having.
Everything else, one tap away
Setlist, stage plot, rider, and guest list all live on the same Day Sheet, not scattered across other apps.
What belongs on a day sheet
A day sheet is a schedule, not a novel. Keep it to what someone actually needs to know without scrolling:
- Venue and address - with a tappable link to directions, not a copy-pasted string.
- The schedule - load-in, soundcheck, doors, set, and load-out. Five times, nothing more.
- Production contact - one name and number for whoever's running the room that night.
- Lodging - where the band's actually sleeping, if it's not straight to the next town.
Everything else - the stage plot, the rider, the guest list - belongs one tap away, not crammed onto the same page.
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