One real-time tool for the production day and the show window — synced across every device the second a producer touches it.
Replaces the printed run-of-show, the projected Excel, the Slack pin, the group text — and the wall.
Most production days flow: block schedule → rundown → block schedule. LiveRun is built around that motion. The coarse day-of-show structure on one side, the second-by-second cue list on the other — with everything the crew has already done, what they’re doing right now, and what’s about to happen.
The skeleton of the day. Rig, soundcheck, blocking, rehearsal, doors, show, strike — the coarse blocks every department plans against. Built once, owned by the producer, visible to everyone.
Lives before the show.
The cue list. Cumulative show clock, segment timings, the next two things about to happen. Everyone on the same line, at the same second, on whatever device they have on them.
Lives during the show.
The producer who builds the day at 10am runs the show at 8pm — same tool, same rundown, no re-keying. Nothing critical falls between systems.
The point of LiveRun.
LiveRun is being built around a small number of non-negotiables — the things that have to be true the moment a show starts. The UI will follow the brief. The brief is this:
Everyone sees the same thing. The same second.
Changes land now — not on next save, not on next refresh.
The crew can read it on a phone, in the dark, between cues.
The producer is allowed to change their mind at 19:58.
Nothing critical depends on someone refreshing the document.
LiveRun is in active development. The product is being built piece by piece — starting with the gallery teams running shows this season.
LiveRun isn’t a project planner repurposed for showtime. It’s designed around the reality of live production: changes that ripple to thirty crew in five seconds, on phones, in the dark, with a count of three.
Every device sees the current state, always. No saving, no sharing, no version mismatches. The producer touches a row; the floor sees it before they look up.
Cumulative show clock, current-segment countdown, next-in cue, last-second reorders. Optimised for the moment a change has to land in five seconds, on a phone, in a dark control room.
The printed run-of-show is dead the moment a producer changes their mind. LiveRun lives in everyone’s pocket and updates the second it changes — runners, cams, audio, hosts, talent.
If your day ends with twenty headsets, a count-in and a transmission window, LiveRun is the run-of-show you’ve been printing — without the printer.
LiveRun is in active development for broadcast galleries, festival producers, sports crews and livestream studios. We’ll open early access as soon as the first private builds are ready.
Free for early teams · iOS, Android & web