FOR PRODUCERS

You know what happened that night.
Twenty seconds to say so.

An artist you booked is asking a small favor between professionals: open one link, glance at one show, tap confirm — or correct it. No account, no app, nothing else ever asked of you.

SEE WHAT YOUR WORD BUILDS →HOW IT WORKS

THE FAVOR

One show. One tap. Done.

A link lands in your WhatsApp

From an artist you actually booked, about a night you actually ran. It opens in your browser — no account, no download, no password.

One show, the way you remember it

The date, the venue, roughly how full the room was. You were standing in it — one look is all it takes.

Say what you saw

Looks right? Confirm. Numbers feel off? Correct them. Honestly can’t tell? Skip it. Every answer is a fair one.

And that really is it

No follow-ups, no ongoing role, no inbox to manage. Change your mind later? You can withdraw your confirmation any time.

PRODUCER ≠ BOOKING MANAGER

You're the producer who ran that night and can vouch for it — the booking manager is the one deciding on the next one, and LOCK SHOW never mixes the two.

WHY YOUR WORD MATTERS

In this scene, your name carries weight.

You turn a story into a fact

The artist can say the room was full. When the producer who ran the night says it, someone about to risk their name on a booking can actually believe it. That is the whole difference — and it takes you one tap.

Your name, quoted exactly as given

Your confirmation appears as what it is — “Confirmed by the producer who ran the show,” with your name and venue. It is never inflated, never anonymous, never turned into a number.

Disagreeing is part of the deal

If the estimate feels generous, say so. If you honestly can’t judge the draw from where you stood, skip it. Your yes only means something because you were free to say no.

Nothing goes public without the artist

You confirm; the artist decides what gets shown. And if you ever change your mind, you can withdraw your confirmation — your word stays yours.

TWENTY SECONDS, START TO FINISH

A WhatsApp lands: “hey — got 20 seconds?”

You tap the link. It opens right in your browser.

One show. The date, the venue, the crowd you remember.

You confirm — or correct what’s off. Your call.

Back to your production. We never chase you again.

Curious where those twenty seconds end up? Your name sits right on the show you confirmed — nowhere else.

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