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Features · StageSense 1.3.5

Everything StageSense can do

StageSense listens to the devices of a production – meters and distros, lighting control, MA consoles and the network –, combines their state into one shared problem list and sends anything unusual to your phone. Here you find every feature by area, each with an example image.

All images show the real user interface with made-up demo data – no real show, no real devices. The app is in German for now; the English app and screenshots come with version 1.4.

StageSense is a tool for displaying and reporting the status of event technology – not a safety device. Alerts may be missed or delayed. StageSense gives no warranty that an event will run without disruption or errors. Responsibility for operation and safety remains with the user or event organiser.

Listens instead of sending. Monitoring mostly means listening in. StageSense never sends into MA-Net, and sends DMX or sACN only during a DMX test that you start. What StageSense sends (German)
Mac, server or both. The Mac app monitors by itself; a StageSense server on a Raspberry Pi monitors around the clock, and the Mac then controls it as a client. A Windows version is in the works and not yet available.
Try it without a licence. The demo is free and not time-limited – with built-in simulators for power, lighting and network. Demo version for trying it out – StageSense is currently in development. Pricing & demo