New AWM 2.0 is here: travel & lodging, daysheets, guest lists, and a new iPhone app. AWM 2.0 is here. See what's new →
Feature set

Everything your team needs to run the tour, not just the advance.

Advance with Me gives live-event teams one place to structure show details, plan travel and lodging, manage daysheets and guest lists, collect venue input, and export the documents people still need. With AWM 2.0, the whole run and the whole crew fit in one system.

Feature pillars

Built around the work between confirming the date and walking into the call.

New in 2.0

Travel and lodging

Plan flights, drives, and hotel stays alongside the shows they serve, assign travelers from the event roster, and give each person their own itinerary.

  • Multi-leg flights, drive-time estimates, and hotel search with auto-filled details
  • AI import of travel documents and rooming lists from PDFs, images, and text
  • Rooming list PDF export per hotel stay
  • Chronological Travel & Lodging timeline plus a personal My Travel view
New in 2.0

Event calendar and Daysheets 2.0

Browse the run on a month calendar, open any day for its full picture, and build day-level schedules that merge show items with travel and lodging.

  • Calendar mode with indicator dots for advances, travel, and lodging
  • Day detail panel with notes, daysheet, advances, and quick-add
  • Per-item visibility and party restrictions on schedule items
  • Schedule templates and AI schedule import
  • Daysheet PDF export with an optional two-column layout
New in 2.0

Guest lists and passes

Manage comps and credentials per show: requests, approvals, allotments, cutoffs, and the box-office handoff, all tied to the same event.

  • Pass types, per-member allotments, and per-show limits
  • Public request links, no account needed to request a pass
  • Bulk approve/reject with requester email digests
  • Revocable box-office share pages per show or day
  • Guest list PDFs and printable badges
New in 2.0

Parties and crew access

Bring the whole touring party into the event with the right level of access, grouped into named parties used across travel, daysheets, and views.

  • Crew roles with view-only, calendar-first, party-scoped access
  • Passwordless magic-link sign-in with auto-provisioned crew accounts
  • A reworked Team page built for scanning a full roster
New in 2.0

AWM Go for iPhone and iPad Coming soon

A native companion app built for the day-of-show workflow, so the answer is in your pocket even when the loading dock has no signal.

  • Calendar, daysheet timeline, advance details, travel, and lodging
  • Full offline support for pinned events, files included
  • Guest list requests and reviews from your phone
  • One-tap signed-in handoff to the web app
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Events and show-level advances

Create tours, festivals, or one-off events, then manage each date as its own advance with venue details, tags, statuses, and organized categories.

  • Event types for different workflows
  • Advance statuses and organization tools
  • Venue selection and show metadata
  • Filterable event and advance views
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Structured production details

Capture the information a team needs to run the show: venue details, production notes, hospitality, documents, links, and editable custom fields.

  • Text, number, toggle, choice, link, and file fields
  • Category-based organization
  • Autosave workflow for updates
  • Field-level editing built into the app
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Labor calls and daysheets

Keep crew call times and show-day schedules in dedicated tools instead of forcing them into generic notes or side spreadsheets.

  • Editable labor call entries and timing
  • Dedicated schedule and daysheet builder
  • Reusable schedule and labor templates
  • PDF export for operational sharing
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Riders and repeatable templates

Build rider structures and reusable templates so each new date starts from a proven foundation instead of a blank page.

  • Advance templates
  • Labor call templates
  • Schedule templates
  • Rider templates and defaults
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Collaboration with the right boundaries

Tour teams can work together across an event while venues and external partners are invited into only the sections they need to touch.

  • Owner, admin, editor, and viewer event roles
  • Invite-based contributor access
  • Section-level permissions for outside collaborators
  • Separate internal and external workflows
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AI-assisted intake

Upload venue files and tech packs, then use AI-assisted intake to turn useful production details into editable advance data faster.

  • Autopopulate from uploaded documents
  • Extract text from PDFs and images
  • Review and apply suggested values
Why that matters

From scattered prep to one working record for the show.

Without a structured system

  • Venue info buried in email chains
  • Flights and hotels in a spreadsheet nobody trusts
  • Crew timing living in side notes and group texts
  • Guest lists reconciled at will call, under pressure
  • No clear line between internal and external access

With Advance with Me

  • Each show lives in one structured record
  • Travel, lodging, and daysheets stay tied to the same date
  • Crew see their own day on the web or the AWM Go iPhone app
  • Guest lists go from request to box office in one flow
  • Contributors only see what they need, and PDFs come from the current working version
Purpose-built

Grounded in real production work.

Built for operational detail

This is not a generic notes app. Advance with Me has dedicated structures for advances, schedules, labor calls, riders, file attachments, statuses, templates, permissions, and exports.

Useful for both internal teams and outside contributors

Tour teams can collaborate across an event while venues and local partners contribute to specific sections of a specific show.

AI where it helps, not where it replaces accountability

AI speeds up intake from tech packs and venue files. Teams still review and approve the resulting data before it becomes part of the advance.

Next step

See the workflow from the side you care about.

Explore the site from the perspective of the person running the tour or the venue being asked to contribute.