🎯 In build — spike marks, staging & movement

Get your staging off the back of a script page.

Stage managers still mark out the set with a tape measure and a memory. EasyStage turns a scaled floor plan into accurate spike-mark coordinates, tracks every prop and cast move, and gives you a record that travels with the show — so the next venue is a re-mark, not a re-invention.

Scale floor plans Spike-mark XY export Prop & cast tracking Movement paths Per-show, per-scene
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What EasyStage does

Built for the way a stage manager and a choreographer actually work — plan view, to scale, and exportable to a spreadsheet you can take into the rehearsal room.

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Scaled floor plans

Start from a scaled rectangle of your stage, or import a venue floor plan as a PDF or DXF. Everything you place stays true to scale, so your measurements mean something.

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Set pieces as scaled icons

Drop in basic shapes — squares, circles, lines — or a small library of set items (chair, table, bed, desk, riser, staircase). Give each an X/Y size to scale, a text label in the middle, then lock the layer so nothing drifts. Unlock to rotate, move and re-place anytime.

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Spike marks → accurate XY

Tap the corner (or any point) of a set item and allocate a spike mark. EasyStage measures it from the downstage zero line and the centre line and drops it into a table — a clean, accurate spreadsheet of every mark, ready before you ever walk into the room.

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Prop & cast movement paths

Track a performer or prop from entry to exit. Place a marker, set a new position, and draw the path between — a straight line you can transform into an arc with a centre point to match the real move.

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Dance formations & layers

Capture choreography and cast formations per character, each in its own colour. Toggle paths on and off like layers in Photoshop to see where moves intersect and overlap.

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Per-show, per-scene

Organise by production: Sweeney Todd → Act 1 Scene 1 → floor plan, spike marks, travel paths. Multiple plans per scene, each with its own tracking tabs — your whole show, scene by scene.

How it works

From a blank stage to a spike-mark spreadsheet in four steps.

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Set your stage to scale

Drop in a scaled rectangle or import the venue plan (PDF / DXF). Downstage is the bottom line, upstage the top — true plan view.

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Place & lock your set

Add set pieces as scaled icons with labels. Lock the layer so the design holds; unlock to adjust whenever the director changes their mind.

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Allocate spike marks

Tap the points you need to mark. EasyStage calculates XY from the zero lines and builds the table automatically.

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Take it to the room & keep it

Export the spreadsheet, verify with a tape measure in rehearsal, and you've got a record that re-marks the set in minutes when the show moves venues.

EasyStage is in build

It's coming as part of the EasyStagecraft Suite — same login, same tier model as EasyOrchestra, EasyInventory and EasyScheduler. We're lining up stage managers and choreographers to bench-test it on real shows. Want in early?

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The whole production, tied together

EasyStage is part of the EasyStagecraft Suite — it links into EasySM, EasyScheduler, EasyRisk and EasyInventory so one production lives across one connected set of tools, not a dozen spreadsheets.

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