Built by one person who got tired of the same five questions.

A laptop, a coffee mug and a coiled cable on a kitchen table, with a guitar by the window.

The belief

The admin is not a distraction from the band. It is the band.

Somewhere between the first gig and the tenth, someone quietly becomes the manager. That work keeps the money straight, the release dates real, and the band on speaking terms, and it deserves a system built for it instead of a spreadsheet nobody quite trusts.

What it is

BandOrchestrator is one system for a band's whole operation. Ops holds the tasks, the money and the gigs. Studio holds the songs, the releases and the EPK. Growth holds what you post and who you reach. Every member sees the same board, and a record only has to be entered once.

Who it is for

Three kinds of band use it: the solo starter who needs to reach an audience, the local band that needs everyone on the same page, the touring act that needs an app instead of missed calls. It is built for the second one first, and the ends adapt.

The Band Members page for Your Band, with all four members: Sam, Jordan, Alex and Riley.

Where it is

Built by Lindsay Edwards, solo, under the Modus Future studio, in Australia. It is pre-launch, with no public customers yet, and this page will not pretend otherwise.

A worn couch and flight cases in a greenroom, with a kettle and mugs nearby.

Bring in one real thing.

Make the band, add the next gig, and see what connects. Free, and early.

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