The agency desk that files itself.
Roster, submissions, auditions, bookings, and every dollar the agency touches — one connected book that keeps itself, instead of a mess of emails and spreadsheets.
Built with a founding agency. Invitation-only while we build.
Nothing falls through
Every audition carries its chase stamps — relayed, confirmed, tape in, submitted. The morning sheet is the list of what still needs a human. Empty is the goal.
Track-only client money
Receipts, commission, and what's owed to each client — recomputed from the ledger on every view, with the remittance clock running. The ledger is the brain; the bank stays the vault.
Conflicts that defend themselves
Any exclusivity term — union paper or a handshake deal — registers the conflict, and every future submission into that category gets flagged before it goes out.
Roster
Clients, permits, visas, union cards — with a 60-day paperwork watch.
Submit
Roles, submissions, and self-tape chasing, double-checked against the conflict register.
Book
Deal terms, usage grants, and payment schedules that put future money on a watch list.
Money
Trust positions, commission, statements — every figure reproducible from its inputs.
Track-only, always
The app records money; it never holds or moves client funds. Your bank stays your bank.
Non-union first, anywhere
Most work is non-union and lives wherever you do. Union, state, and country specifics are presets you opt into — never assumptions.
Every figure reproduces
Each stored amount recomputes from its own inputs, and an audit proves it. A number the book can't reproduce is a bug, not a rounding story.