Interface overview

One rundown

One event. A rundown, scripts, backstage Cue and speaker Timer. Interface illustrations.

Complete rundown

Bring the running order, planned timings and crew roles into one view.

Illustration of event information and role relationships

Scripts in context

Place host content with its segment, including the context for each transition.

Illustration of event information and role relationships

Backstage Cue

Focus on the current segment, crew actions and what needs to be ready next.

Illustration of event information and role relationships

Speaker Timer

Clear time information for speakers and hosts, shaped around their delivery.

  • For speakers
  • For hosts
  • Readable time information

Timer

Speakers
Hosts
Timing
Why the rundown matters

See the whole show

Clarify each handoff

A clear sequence

Show where each segment sits in the running order.

Timing in context

Discuss timings alongside the segment they belong to.

Clear responsibilities

Make each department’s responsibilities explicit.

Scripts in context

Keep host content connected to the event sequence.

Rehearsal checks

Check durations, scripts and crew handoffs together.

Clear next steps

Consider the next step alongside the current task.

Rundown

Plan & rehearse

Backstage workflow

Speaker timing

Rundown

Plan & rehearse

Backstage workflow

Speaker timing

FAQ

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Event crew scenario illustration
  • What is StageNow for?

    StageNow is built around the complete run of show, connecting planning, rehearsal, live production and crew execution.

  • Who is StageNow for?

    Directors, show callers, stage managers, speakers, hosts, and lighting, audio, video and stage crews. Start with the information your role needs.

  • How do Cue and Timer differ?

    Cue is for backstage execution: the instructions and prompts around each segment. Timer is for speakers and hosts: clear time information to support their delivery.

  • Which features are available?

    The website uses interface illustrations to explain the workflow. Contact us to confirm the features, devices and conditions that apply to your event.

  • What should I prepare before contacting you?

    A sample rundown without confidential details is a useful start. Include the crew roles, rehearsal plan, timing requirements and the main problem you want to solve.