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Bribe The Band — Console

Tonight's Gig
Start a new gig to make it live for the crowd page, or check what's currently active.

No active gig right now.
Crowd page —
Step 1 — Go Live
Shown at the top of the crowd page tonight. Leave blank to use your account name.
Show wraps at (optional)
This is what turns on Last Call tonight. Set it to the end of your last set: as that time gets close, the crowd page slows down and then closes new requests, so nobody tips for a song you won't have time to play. Leave it blank and Last Call stays off. You can still change it after the gig starts, in the Last Call panel below.
The end of your last set tonight, not a break between sets.
Makes the crowd page live for tonight — do this once, before the show starts.
Gigs with zero activity auto-end after 12 hours.
No saved setlists yet — build one in the Setlists tab.
Step 2 — Perform
Opens the chart viewer in a new tab — the screen you actually swipe through and perform from.

Bandmates
Invite a bandmate to join tonight's set on their own account — share this link or read them the code. They'll log in (or create a free account) and sync automatically; you'll see them listed below and can remove anyone anytime. Removed automatically when tonight's gig ends.

Bandmate join link —
Gig code —

Last Call (Optional)
Automatically slows down and eventually closes new song requests as tonight's set runs out of time to actually play them. Leave "Show wraps at" blank to leave this off entirely — nothing changes for tonight's gig without it. Changes here are for tonight only; your defaults for sets, buffer and song length live in the Settings tab.

Show wraps at
The end of your last set tonight, not a break between sets.
Sets tonight
Reference only — requests never pause between sets.
Buffer (minutes)
Cutoff safety margin, and soft-warning lead time.

Request Activity
A running tally of everything requested tonight — accepting a request into the set happens from the live request drawer in the chart viewer, so this is just for keeping an eye on things. It keeps every request from this gig (pending, accepted, and dismissed) until you start a new gig — nothing here clears on its own. This doesn't update live as things happen on the viewer tablet — hit Refresh to pull the current data.

Build a Setlist
Search and add songs on the left. They land in order on the right — use the arrows to rearrange, or type a new position number directly (e.g. change song 16 to "1" and everything else shifts down automatically).

Available Songs
In This Set

Saved Setlists

Add a Song
A chart PDF is optional — add the song now with just a title and artist, and upload the chart whenever you're ready (from Manage Songs below). Requesting and tipping work either way; you'll just need a chart before you can swipe through it live in the viewer. Upload it right here and we'll host it, or paste a URL instead if you've already hosted it somewhere else.

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Bulk Add from PDFs
Select several chart PDFs at once, then review and fix the title, artist, and key for each one in the table below before uploading them all together.

Download a blank CSV template

Manage Songs
Edit song info, replace a chart PDF, or remove a song from your catalog entirely.

Reporting Range
Filters both sections below. Counts real crowd requests only — manually-added songs don't count as requests, and don't add a tip.

Every request in the range above, one row each — song, tip, gig, status. Raw data for your own spreadsheet.

Totals — All Time

By Gig
Every gig in the selected range, most recent first — tip total, request count, and a per-song breakdown.

Gigs You've Joined
Gigs where you joined as a Bandmate on someone else's account, filtered by the same range above. This isn't your own money — it's shown here so you can see how the night went, not as anything you earned.

1. Confirm Your Link
Everything printed here points at your permanent crowd page — the same address every night, so a poster you print tonight still works next year. Open it once and make sure it looks right before you commit it to paper.

This is the address the QR code will send people to.
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Nothing below unlocks until you've checked it — a poster with a typo'd QR is an expensive lesson.

2. Pick a Design

Five layouts, same information. All of them lead with the ask, not your name — this is a piece for people who are holding a phone, not people reading a bio.
Headline type
Color

3. Your Words
Type sizes adjust themselves to whatever you write — a long band name simply sets smaller. There's a floor, though: if a line gets too long to stay readable across a room, you'll see a warning under the preview.

Leave a field blank to drop that line from the design entirely.

4. Size
US and EU paper sizes both print at true dimensions. Table tents come out as one flat sheet with fold lines — fold it into a triangle and tape the base, and it reads from both sides of the table.

5. Preview & Print

The PDF is the one to hand a print shop — it carries the exact page size, so nothing gets "fit to page" and shrunk. Printing straight from here works too; set margins to None and turn on background graphics, or the color drops out.

Request Limits
Your defaults: every new gig starts with these. Once a song has been requested the max number of times, the crowd page blocks new requests for it (with a friendly message). "Save as Default" changes future gigs only. While a gig is live, "Apply to Tonight Only" changes just tonight, and "Reset Request Counts" gives every song a fresh count without ending the gig.

Max requests per song
Applies to every song equally. Leave blank for no limit.
Cooldown after playing (minutes)
Once you tap "Got it — play the song," the crowd can't re-request or boost it again until this many minutes pass. Leave blank for no cooldown.
Allow requests without a tip
Off by default. When off, the crowd page hides the "No Tip" button and every request needs a tip. Turn it on for a room where free requests are welcome.

Last Call Defaults
Every new gig starts with these. What actually turns Last Call on is the "Show wraps at" time, which you set per night when you start a gig on the Tonight tab.

Sets per night
Reference only — requests never pause between sets.
Buffer (minutes)
Cutoff safety margin, and soft-warning lead time.

Default Song Length
Applies to your whole account, not just tonight — used by Last Call whenever a song in Song Library has no estimated-minutes override of its own.

Default minutes per song

Payouts
Connect a Stripe account so real crowd tips land directly with you — nothing pools through us. Takes a few minutes: Stripe asks for basic identity and bank info, hosted on their own secure page, not this one.

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Join a Bandmate's Gig
Have a gig code from another performer? Enter it here to join on your own account. This works independently of your own gig, whether or not you have one running.

Change Password
Update the password for this account. You'll stay logged in here — any other device logged in with the old password will need the new one next time.