ShowKeeper

01 — Overture

The show runs on time.

ShowKeeper is the system of record for luxury wedding and event production. One date builds the timeline. Budgets carry IVA and three currencies. Run-of-shows assemble themselves — and every approval locks with a timestamp.

02 — The five acts

The five acts that eat the week.

Every event runs the same five acts — the offer, the guests, the programme, the vendors, the money. ShowKeeper turns each one from an evening of copy-paste into minutes of review.

Act I

The proposal

Compose the offer from your own templates — line items, IVA at 10% and 22%, your margins and terms — and send it as a branded PDF or a live link. When the client says yes, the version locks with a timestamp and becomes the working budget.

30 line items · IVA 10/22 · one branded PDF

Fig. 01 — Proposal v2 · accepted

Act II

The guest list

A branded RSVP page collects attendance, menu choices, dietaries and plus-ones straight into the guest list — no spreadsheet reconciliation, no chasing. You watch the counts move; seating and catering numbers stay honest.

212 invited · 148 confirmed · zero spreadsheets

Fig. 02 — RSVP · live count

Act III

The programme

Give ShowKeeper the date and it lays out the production plan — 120+ tasks with owners, due dates and dependencies. The run of show assembles itself from live project data; change the dinner time once and every document follows, carrying the version to prove it.

One date · 120+ tasks · every document current

Fig. 03 — Production plan

Act IV

The vendors & the budget

The house vendor book sends RFQs and compares quotes side by side. Confirmed prices land in a versioned budget with IVA and three currencies — and when the schedule changes, every vendor receives it in one click, with a delivery log.

8 quotes side by side · 15 vendors, one click

Fig. 04 — Budget v3 · delta against v2

Act V

The invoices

Deposits and balances live on a payment schedule per vendor and per client — statuses, receipts, and reminders that send themselves before a deadline slips. Confirmations take one click, and the ledger always reconciles with the budget.

Every deposit tracked · reminders send themselves

Fig. 05 — Payment schedule · September

03 — Backstage

One record, cover to cover.

The five acts run on a deeper machine. Every module writes to the same record, every change lands in the audit log — and nothing leaves the house without your name on it.

01

Projects & sub-events

Welcome dinner, ceremony, farewell brunch — one project, each event with its own timeline and vendors.

02

Tasks in four views

List, board, calendar or Gantt — the same single record underneath.

03

Templates that know the rite

Italian, Indian, multi-cultural, corporate — timelines pre-built by event type.

04

Documents on demand

Cue sheets, vendor briefs, rooming lists, contact sheets — branded, versioned, current.

05

The client portal

To-dos, uploads, threaded comments — and one-click approvals that lock a version.

06

The vendor portal

Each vendor sees exactly their scope: briefs, timeline slots, uploads. Nothing else.

07

AI that never improvises

Strict templates, no paraphrase. Every AI edit is logged; any section can be locked.

08

A companion on WhatsApp

Ask for a budget status, receive the latest run of show. It suggests; you confirm.

09

Six roles, strict doors

Owner to viewer — clients never see markups, vendors never see the budget.

10

The audit log

Who did what, and when — across every module.

11

European by design

GDPR, EU data residency, AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, daily backups.

12

Your name on everything

White-label: your logo, palette and domain across the portal and every PDF.

04 — From the practice

Built inside a working house.

ShowKeeper is developed in production with a top-ranked luxury planning practice — every template on the platform is one their team runs real events on.

Named testimonials publish at launch — with written permission.

05 — The invitation

The first hundred houses.

ShowKeeper opens to its founding members ahead of the public launch. The first hundred planning houses shape the run of show — and keep founding terms for life.

ShowKeeper — The show runs on time.