None of them needs the others. One gives the LD and crew eyes on the whole room once the show starts; one runs the paperwork behind everything; one gets the rig moving before the console is even out of its case; and one packs the truck for the ride out.
The set of eyes you put everywhere you can't be at once.
A show-run luxury for the LD and the crew. Watch what every RoboSpot sees, keep eyes on stage, in the wings, backstage, and anywhere across a large site — every feed in one real-time multiview.
Representative interface — your actual app may look a little different.
Auto network scan with brand-specific RTSP URL detection. Cameras appear without hunting for paths.
Organize your camera feeds so they're easy to see and understand — easy to label, and easy to navigate.
| Minimum | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 (64-bit) · macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon) | Windows 11 · current macOS |
| CPU | 64-bit dual-core | Quad-core |
| RAM | 4 GB | 8 GB+ |
| Storage | 300 MB (+~50 MB OpenCV on first run) | SSD, 1 GB free |
| Display | 1280 × 800 | 1920 × 1080 or larger |
| Network | LAN with your RTSP camera(s); internet once on first launch (or the Offline download) | Wired Gigabit LAN for several simultaneous streams |
Self-contained — no Python or runtime to install · Windows adds WebView2 automatically · first Mac launch: right-click → Open.
Each stream uses CPU and bandwidth — the wall automatically drops tile size and frame rate as it grows, and a wired Gigabit LAN keeps it smooth as you add cameras.
A drawing and a patch sheet in. A complete show bible out.
The project manager's workspace for the paperwork. Import the plot and the patch, and Patchwork assembles the whole show bible — hookup, circuiting, soca runs, gear and network — with the power and address math kept in sync as the show changes.
macOS & Windows · pricing coming soon.
Representative interface.
A drawing (CAD / VWX / DWG / PDF) and a patch sheet, mapped into fixtures. Autofill make, mode, DMX footprint and watts from a built-in GDTF fixture library.
Hookup, channel counts, circuiting and 6-way soca runs — with amps rounded up, a 10% power safety margin and 120/208V, single- or three-phase, all live as you edit.
One printable show bible — plots, hookup, counts, circuiting, plus network / VLANs, gear and consumables lists. The whole package a crew can hang from.
| Minimum | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 (64-bit) · macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon) | Windows 11 · current macOS |
| CPU | 64-bit dual-core | Quad-core |
| RAM | 4 GB | 8 GB |
| Storage | 400 MB | SSD, 1 GB free |
| Display | 1280 × 800 | 1920 × 1080 or larger |
| Network | None — works fully offline | Internet (optional) for GDTF-Share sync & license activation |
Self-contained — no Python or runtime to install · Windows adds WebView2 automatically · first Mac launch: right-click → Open.
Runs fully offline at the venue; a licensed machine re-checks online about every 14 days. Builds the Show Bible PDF locally.
Record your rig. Play it back. No console required.
Capture a full sACN universe mid-rehearsal, loop it back to the rig, and let fixtures move while the console is still in its case.
Available now for macOS and Windows.
RigLoop is not a replacement for a lighting console during a show. It's a load-in tool — so a tech can bring the rig up without having to tie up or borrow the tech desk to do it.
Representative interface — your actual app may look a little different.
Capture any sACN or Art-Net universe in real time. Full 512-channel passes, no dropped frames.
Play a recorded pass back to the rig continuously, with one action. Fixtures move on demand.
No console, no dongle, no license key to move light. Runs on the machine that's already on site.
Point RigLoop at the universe. sACN / E1.31 and Art-Net auto-detected on the network.
Hit record during rehearsal. The full data stream is captured frame-for-frame.
Play the loop back to the rig. Light moves while the console is still in the case.
Talk back to your fixtures over the data line. RigLoop discovers RDM-capable fixtures and reads their info, then batch-sets DMX start addresses, modes/personalities and labels — and fires Identify across many units at once. No ladder, no thumb-wheeling an address on every unit.
Needs an RDM-capable Art-Net node — RDM is bidirectional on the DMX line.
Build a real patch, not just raw channels. Import GDTF fixture profiles and patch by fixture → mode (footprint and channel names come straight from the GDTF), pull a grandMA sequence export into a cue stack, and save the whole rig — interface, universes, patch, fixtures — as a one-click Show.
GDTF profiles · grandMA cue XML · saved Shows
| Minimum | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 (64-bit) · macOS 11+ (Intel or Apple Silicon) | Windows 11 · current macOS |
| CPU | 64-bit dual-core | Quad-core |
| RAM | 4 GB | 8 GB |
| Storage | 250 MB | SSD |
| Display | 1280 × 800 | 1920 × 1080 or larger |
| Network | An Ethernet connection to your lighting network (sACN / Art-Net) | Wired Ethernet; a dedicated lighting NIC |
Self-contained — no Python or runtime to install · Universal Mac app (Intel + Apple Silicon) · Windows adds WebView2 automatically · first Mac launch: right-click → Open.
Light on CPU and memory. RDM discovery needs an RDM-capable Art-Net node. Wired is strongly recommended for reliable sACN multicast.
Pack the truck to scale, in the order the crew loads it.
Lay every case into the truck in lanes and tiers, with straps and E-track load bars — see the fullness the moment it stops fitting, and hand the crew a pack list built the way they actually load. On macOS & Windows.
Representative interface — your actual app may look a little different.
Lightest of the suite. Self-contained — no Python or runtime to install · Windows adds WebView2 automatically · first Mac launch: right-click → Open.
A few things that apply to all four apps.
Each app is a self-contained download — no Python or other runtime needed.
The installer adds Microsoft's Edge WebView2 runtime if it's missing. A fully offline PC may need Microsoft's standalone WebView2 installer first.
The first time you open a Mac build, right-click the app → Open (or System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway) — after that it opens normally.
RigLoop ships a Universal Mac app (Intel + Apple Silicon). StageEye, Patchwork and Nose2Tail Mac downloads are Apple Silicon (M1 or newer).
Download them and try them free, or get pricing for your house.