For the touring office
Shows, venues, schedules, contacts and tour details stay together, from the first option to the last load-out. Tourlog is the office’s workspace. Crew open their day sheet on a phone, with no account and no app.
A show day, ready to go
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A personal link gives each crew member their shows and call time.
The season behind it
A venue gets one clear link for the date.
What it brings together
Upcoming, past and archived shows in one working list, with options and confirmed dates side by side.
Venue facts, times, contacts, notes and status for every date. Anything missing reads “Not yet known”.
Get-in, soundcheck, changeover, doors, showtime and curfew, in the venue’s local time.
Who’s on the show, their role and call time, and which schedule rows are theirs.
Rider versions and the documents that belong with each show.
Bring shows in from a spreadsheet, or a venue’s Stager page into a show. See what changes before anything is saved.
What lands on their phone
Tourlog is where the office works. Crew and venues get links that open a current day sheet on a phone. No account to create and no app to install.
Revoke a link and it stops working.
For crew
Their own shows, call time, venue and how to get in; the running order with their rows marked “you”; contacts with Call and WhatsApp; riders and shared documents. They can turn on notifications for changes and subscribe to a calendar that keeps itself up to date.
For the venue or a one-off visitor
One date: venue details, local times, schedule, contacts, riders and shared documents. It can be saved as a PDF or added to a calendar.
Who it’s for
Run the season, see what’s still “Not yet known”, and give the crew one day sheet they can trust.
See the shape of the season, with show details, contacts and documents in one place.
Open your shows from a personal link. No login to remember.
One clear show link for the day.
Start with a conversation
Tourlog is built and run for real tours. Tell us about yours.