A rider shouldn't live in five different files

Build Technical Riders
in One Workspace.

Two PDFs, a spreadsheet and a few screenshots: that's how most riders reach the venue. Rider Duck puts the stage plot, input list, monitor mixes and backline in one project and turns them into one PDF the venue can work from.

PDF · no sign-up needed · No billing required during beta.

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Project preview
FOH
48
channels
Monitors
12
mixes
Backline
22
items
Stage · 12 m × 8 mgrid 1 m
DRUMSRISER · 2×2GTR · SRBASS · SLKEYSM1M2M3M4AUDIENCESRSL
Duck Band · stage plotAuto-saved
What is Rider Duck?

Technical rider software for bands, engineers and production teams.

Most rider workflows live across scattered PDFs, Word files, and old email threads. Input lists, stage plots, and backline notes drift out of sync, and every venue ends up with a slightly different version of the truth.

Rider Duck is a technical rider builder for live production. Organize input and output lists, monitor mixes, RF and wireless requirements, console setups, backline and other technical needs in one project. Export everything as a clear, professional PDF for venues and production teams.

Everything the venue asks for, in one file

Each section lives in the same project, so the stage plot, the input list and the backline never contradict each other.

  • Stage plot

    Instruments, risers, monitors and backdrops on a stage drawn to scale.

  • Input list & monitor mixes

    Channels, mics, stands and phantom power, plus every monitor mix, IEM and wireless system.

  • Consoles & patch

    FOH and monitor desks, stageboxes, splits and the digital patch between them.

  • Backline

    Drums, amps, keys and DI boxes, with quantities, notes and who brings what.

  • Lighting & production

    Fixtures, LED walls, truss, haze and the rest of the show around the band.

  • Hospitality & crew

    Dressing rooms, catering and the crew the venue needs to contact.

  • Technical conditions

    What is required, what is preferred and what you won't accept, in plain words.

  • Venue-ready PDF

    One branded file, in six languages, in metres or feet.

Inside the sample rider

A touring band's full advanced rider: conditions, stage plot, audio, patch, lighting, production and who provides what. Tap a page to open the whole PDF.

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From template to venue in three steps

  1. 01

    Start from a template

    Rock band, pop with tracks, DJ, festival and more: thirty starting points.

  2. 02

    Fill in each section

    Basic mode for a quick rider, advanced for the full production.

  3. 03

    Send one PDF

    In your colours, in English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French or Russian.

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Ready for your next show?