DoorLine
Entertainment · live venue & ticketingMara runs a 400-capacity live-music venue in the inner city
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Doors at eight,
and your guest list is a clipboard.
The show sells out and you still lose money at the two ends you can't see — the door, where the line runs to the corner and comps get honoured twice, and the settlement, done on a napkin at 2am when everyone's tired.
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01Sound familiar?
The week you know.
None of it is a software problem yet. It's a Tuesday. We start by naming it exactly — then we build the thing that ends it.
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The queue runs to the corner while two staff thumb through a printed list.
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You comped forty people and forty-two walked in on the comp.
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Ticketing takes its cut and you still can't see live capacity from the floor.
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Settling with the act is a 2am shouting match over a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
02The shape it takes
One screen that just does it.
A working sketch of what a Sit-Down produces for entertainment & venues — built to show the shape, not a product we've sold. Every button works.
03How it goes
·A Sit-Down, start to finish
Mara — a 400-capacity live-music venue, inner city
A sold-out Saturday. The door queue hit the corner because the guest list was a clipboard, forty comps somehow became forty-two through the door, and settling with the act happened at 2am over a spreadsheet nobody fully believed.
Yours, calibrated.
Sit down with us. You'll leave with a sealed one-page brief and a working direction you can see. The deposit is refundable.
Not on the list? The Sit-Down fits any operator — the trade just changes the screen.