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A line-up visitors can plan their day from

The timetable is laid out across the stages. Visitors tap acts to build their day, and it warns them about clashes and changeovers too short to walk between stages.

Try itAdd Mara Quinn, then Brass Hare. Then move the clock to 17:00 to see what's on.

brooksidefolk.example/saturday
Brookside Folk WeekendSaturday line-up
Sat 12 June
Main stage
The Barn
Riverside tent
In your dayClashNot enough time to walk between stagesDemo clock

Tap an act to add it to your day, or tap i to read about it.

Now and next

At 15:10 on the demo clock
Main stageNowNothing onNextFennwick Ceilidh Band at 16:00
The BarnNowBrass Hare until 16:00NextKit and Ellery at 16:30
Riverside tentNowFiddle workshop until 15:45NextAda Wren at 17:30
For you

Next: The Lantern Makers, Main stage, 21:00, in 5 hours 50 minutes.

Your Saturday

No clashes
  1. 12:30The Hollow ReedsMain stage, until 13:15
  2. 21:00The Lantern MakersMain stage, until 22:30

Your plan stays on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere from this demo.

Brookside Folk Weekend and every act on it are invented.

What this demo does

  • Shows the day as a timeline across three stages.
  • Builds a personal plan and flags clashes and changeovers too short to walk between stages.
  • Adds your plan to your phone's calendar as a file.
  • Shows what's on now and next, with a clock you can move for the demo.
  • Shares a plan as a link, so friends can see it.

What a real one adds

  • An admin page for the line-up. Change a time once and every saved plan updates.
  • A notice for visitors whose saved acts have moved.
  • Pages for each act, with photos and links.
  • A timetable that still opens on site when the signal drops.

What it costs

Usually a website or a single tool: £1,500 to £4,000.

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Questions people ask

Do visitors need an account to save their plan?
No. It's kept on their phone, and a link lets them share it.
What happens when the line-up changes?
You change it once in the admin page. Anyone who saved an act that moved sees a notice the next time they open their plan.
Will it work on site with a poor signal?
It can be built so that once the page has loaded, the timetable keeps working without a connection.

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