For bandleaders, venues, and hired players

Running a band is three jobs you do over, every gig.

The lineup in a group text. The money in a spreadsheet. The payout in somebody's Venmo, in pieces, at 1 a.m.

Set it up once.

The gig, the roles, the rates, the split. One setup on the way in, and the night runs itself.

Open seats fill from players nearby. Rates agreed when they take the seat. No group-text roulette.

Fans scan the QR and put a tip behind the song. It pools to the whole band while you play.

Paid out the moment the night ends. Nobody does the math, because nobody has to.

Free for musicians. Your first gig takes minutes to set up.