Fill the calendar without the phone tag
Offers, holds and confirmations move as tickets. An act confirms from their phone; the rider lands on the same ticket the stage crew reads.
Komet Room is the after-hours session desk for venues that live past midnight — bookings, set cues, door counts and the tape, on one quiet board. > door 214 · reel B rolling
Book the Mizuno Trio for Set II and the ticket carries everything the night needs: the cue time, the stage, the fee split, the rider, the tape decision. When the last chord lands, the ticket settles itself against the door count.
No spreadsheets taped to the bar. No 3 a.m. arithmetic. The board keeps the arithmetic and leaves you the room — see how a night runs.
Offers, holds and confirmations move as tickets. An act confirms from their phone; the rider lands on the same ticket the stage crew reads.
Set times, strike times, encore holds. The stage manager taps one cue and the board, the booth and the bar all know the set has started.
Door splits, comps and the night deposit reconcile while the room empties. The settle sheet is done before the chairs go up.
"I used to close the till at four and guess at the splits. Now the board settles before the band packs — and I listen to the last set from the floor, not the office."
One room, one board, first month on the house. Bring your set list; the desk takes twenty minutes to learn because it works the way a night already works.