Feature

Production scheduling on a shared grid

A production schedule is not a calendar. It crosses times, places and facilities, it changes until the last minute, and it has to stay readable by teams who do very different jobs. That is the grid Apploz provides.

One column per facility, one shared timeline

Declare your resources — stage, sound gallery, lighting gallery, rehearsal room, vehicle — and drop your slots where they belong. The grid is set by time range and step, including past midnight for days that run into the next.

Slots that move with the mouse

A slot is placed, moved and resized straight on the grid. Overlaps show side by side rather than hiding one another, a locked slot no longer moves by accident, and a slot awaiting approval stays visually distinct until it is signed off.

What repeats loads from a template

Save a standard schedule — a get-in day, a recurring show, a rehearsal format — then reload it onto a new date. Templates are shared at organisation, project or tour level, depending on who should reach them.

Frequently asked questions

Can the schedule be viewed on a phone?
Yes. On mobile the schedule shows either as a chronological agenda or as a grid, with a full-screen mode and the option to isolate a single column with one tap. That is the view crews use on site.
Can the schedule be shared with people outside the organisation?
Yes, as a PDF under your own letterhead. For in-app access, permissions are set per person and per level: someone can consult a single day’s schedule without seeing anything else of the production.
How do I handle an event running over several days?
A complex event exists once and is placed as several segments, across different days, times and resources. Its documents, rundown and budget stay attached to the event itself, not to each of its slots.

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