Lined Up is a utility I wrote after seeing the difficulties involved in coming up with a recital lineup. Trying to make sure Susie is in Show 1, making sure Larry has enough numbers to change, forgetting that June isn't performing... the work involved is overwhelming. This site makes it super easy to load the data you need from your studio management software export (let's face it, I didn't want to reinvent the wheel by writing an entirely new piece of studio management software) and you'll be quickly on your way to creating a lineup that works for everyone involved. Especially you.

It's $20 per month (for a limited time during our launch), billed monthly. If you choose to bill annually, you get two months for free. ($200 per year.) You can cancel or switch subscriptions at any time; your access will be in place until your subscription runs out. If you sign up on April 1st for a monthly subscription, that subscription is good until May 1st whether or not you cancel before May 1st. You get the idea.

I don't understand your question. But I'll pretend you're asking about the technical details about how I wrote this. Which is fine with me, I'm nerdy enough to tell you.

• Hosted on AWS (Amazon Web Services)! That pretty much means that unless I'm pushing new code to the site, it will almost never go down.
• Load-balanced app servers! I can create multiple tiny servers to handle additional load, making it extremely easy to scale.
• Maria DB storage! Your data is in good hands. Maria DB is the more mature, yet younger sibling of MySQL. Also hosted on AWS.
• Written in the Laravel framework, using Vue (Javascript framework), and UIkit (CSS/UI framework)
• And some props to the people that wrote the packages I used for various functions, because otherwise I'd still be coding instead of delivering this to you.
  • maatwebsite/excel made it super easy to export to Excel and CSV.
  • vuedraggable combined with Vuex made drag and drop Vue components doable.
  • doctrine/collections and doctrine/dbal: I'm going to be honest. I installed this for a particular reason early on in the project, and now I forget why.