What Runsheet is
Runsheet is a hosted, browser-based tool for building a run of show (the minute-by-minute schedule of a live event) and then running the show from it. One person edits the rundown; everyone else opens a share link. During the show, every connected screen shows the same current item and countdown in real time, and when a segment runs long, the start times of everything after it move automatically.
There is nothing to install and nothing to self-host. The rundown editor, the live views, and the share links all run at runsheet.show in an ordinary browser. Viewers never need an account — only the person who owns the rundown signs in.
Runsheet does not write rundown content for you. It is an editor plus a live-execution layer for a rundown you build yourself.
The documentation
- Getting started — Create an account, build your first rundown, edit rows, import from a spreadsheet, print, and share it — end to end.
- Live mode and time reflow — Start Show, NEXT, jump, Hold and Resume, End Show, messages to screens, the drift indicator, and exactly how start times reflow during an overrun.
- Share links, screens, and plans — How the control, crew, and stage links work, why viewers don't need accounts, how connected screens are counted, and what the free plan includes.
Plans at a glance
The free plan includes the full editor and full live mode: 1 active rundown and 3 connected viewer screens per show. Pro is $19/month for unlimited rundowns and unlimited screens. Details, including exactly how “active” and “connected” are counted, are in Share links, screens, and plans.