Every show’s tech specs, in one place.
Every artist fills in the same spec, built on your kit.
One live link. Always the current version.
Setlist in with the spec, confirmed on the night.
Played set goes on for royalties. Nothing typed twice.
Show day, sorted.
Riders over email. Setlists nobody wrote down. We’ve fixed it.
Every artist fills in the same spec, built on your kit.
One live link. Always the current version.
Setlist in with the spec, confirmed on the night.
Played set goes on for royalties. Nothing typed twice.
Build it once. The next venue that asks gets it pre-filled.
Pick from the venue’s real kit and flag what you bring.
Stage plot drawn on the venue’s actual stage.
Set from Spotify or Apple Music, ready for royalties.
Set up a show, without the back and forth.
One setlist, all the way to royalties.
Build your stage plot.
Your real stage. The plot is drawn to the venue’s dimensions, so what fits on screen fits on the night.
Drag it into place. Kit, mics and people go where they go. Move anything and the crew sees it move.
Hover to see what it is. Every item carries its category and model, straight from the rider.
Artist setlist, ready to print.
One spec for everyone the show depends on.
Upload the technical rider you already have. tecspec reads every page, pulls out all the equipment and keeps it in one place everyone can see, edit and request from.
Create the show, add the details and send the artist a request. They see your stage and your available kit, then send back their setlist, stage plot and rider in real time.
The artist picks from what is actually there and flags what they are bringing. The stage plot sits on your real stage dimensions, so the crew gets a plan that matches the room.
Tracks come straight from Spotify or Apple Music. Drag the running order into place and the timings add themselves up.
After the show, tecspec submits the artist’s setlist for performance royalties on their behalf. No admin, no delays, paid on time.
Upload the technical rider you already have. tecspec reads every page, pulls out all the equipment and keeps it in one place everyone can see, edit and request from.
Create the show, add the details and send the artist a request. They see your stage and your available kit, then send back their setlist, stage plot and rider in real time.
The artist picks from what is actually there and flags what they are bringing. The stage plot sits on your real stage dimensions, so the crew gets a plan that matches the room.
Tracks come straight from Spotify or Apple Music. Drag the running order into place and the timings add themselves up.
After the show, tecspec submits the artist’s setlist for performance royalties on their behalf. No admin, no delays, paid on time.
Built around the work you already do to put a show on.
For venuesYour stage, your kit and what the room can do, read in from the list you already have. Artists and promoters work from it instead of asking.
Send a code. Contacts, kit, stage plot and setlist come back in one format, with a PDF for the crew.
Setlists get confirmed as part of running the gig, so there is no separate admin job afterwards. You keep a clear record of every event you ran.
For artistsSave the full band, the acoustic set, whatever you run. The next venue that asks gets it pre-filled instead of rebuilt.
No guessing what is in the room. Choose from their inventory and flag what you are bringing yourself.
Your setlist goes in once and reaches the people who pay performance royalties, so more of the set gets matched and paid.
Performance royalties are paid on what was actually played at a show. A lot of live setlists never get reported, so for a lot of gigs that money never reaches the artists who deserve it.
tecspec already has your setlist. The list the crew worked from is the list that gets reported, once you have confirmed it. Nothing gets typed twice.

Korby is an artist who lived the problem: the same spec rebuilt for every venue, and setlists that never got reported. The idea and the fix were his. Tisloh brought a mixed background and a different angle, and together they shaped it into tecspec.

Artist first, founder by frustration. Lived the problem show after show, came up with the fix and keeps tecspec true to how artists actually work.

Designer first, builder by necessity. Helped shape the idea and built the product. (Also a doctor, lol.)
Whatever your part in the show, tell us how you run it and we’ll show you where tecspec fits.