A live-production workspace for macOS

Keep every cue visible. Keep the room on time.

Build the rundown, run the clock, and share the right view with the people who need it. Stagemonitor keeps show-critical information focused and close at hand.

  • No account
  • No analytics
  • Local-first
Friday main stageLIVE

Rundown

01Doors open
02Opening film
03Welcome
04Keynote
05Changeover
ON AIRCUE 03

04:37

Welcome

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Stage management

Conferences

Broadcast

Live events

From prep to showtime

One calm view of a moving production.

Stagemonitor combines the cue list and the countdown, so you can see what is happening now and what needs to happen next.

01

Build the rundown

Give every cue a title, duration, color, tag, and department notes. Save the show as a portable project file.

02

Run the clock

Start, pause, reset, and advance without losing sight of the next cue. Choose what should happen when time runs out.

03

Share with intent

Send a deliberately narrow, read-only timer to trusted displays, or publish a selected view over NDI where available.

One clock, every surface

Put the useful view where the team can see it.

Stagemonitor can publish purpose-built views over your network. You decide when sharing starts and which surface is sent.

Public timer

A narrow, read-only countdown view for trusted displays.

Local operator workspace

The public web display never exposes the full rundown, notes, or controls.

Optional NDI® output

Send the timer, rundown, or operator view as video where available.

Local-first by design

Your show data stays on your Mac.

Stagemonitor has no account, cloud sync, advertising, or in-app analytics. Projects are stored locally. Network sharing only starts when you enable it, and the public web display exposes only limited, read-only timer information.

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Release status

Preparing for the Mac App Store.

Stagemonitor is in final distribution preparation. Availability and the included feature set will be announced here when the release is cleared.

Built for Apple silicon and Intel-based Macs.