Anyone who’s toured knows the drill. The day sheet is a PDF someone sent at 1am, soundcheck moved but half the band didn’t see the message, and the guest list lives in three different group chats.

Laminate was built because we're tired of running tours that way.

It puts the whole tour in one place: day sheets, advancing, guest lists, hotels, flights and ferries, routing and drives, merch, and show and tour finances. You plan it on a laptop, and everyone else opens it on their phone.

Not everyone needs to see everything. Tour managers see it all, including the money. Drivers get their drives, pickups and routes.

Band and crew see their day, their room and their pickups, and you can give someone merch or finance access when they need it.

Venues don’t need an account. Each show gets a private link where they can see the schedule, riders, stage plot and press kit, and answer your advance questions.

Upload your specs and artwork once and every venue gets them. When a venue sells your merch, you can send their seller a link that only works for that night.

It works without signal, which matters when you inevitable lose signal or run out of data, and it runs in the browser, so there’s no app store. Laminate remembers the last updates you got, then automatically resyncs changes when you load it back up. Add it to your Home Screen and it works just like a native app.

There are colour themes for daylight, night driving and more. Plus - a variety of dyslexia friendly reading modes.

We tour ourselves, and bands who are out on the road right now have been telling us what to change. It’s free while we’re in early access.

Explore the Example Tour and step into the shoes of a working tour manager without signing up to see how the app works.

Try Laminate on tour and tell us what you think.