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Run your club schedule in one place.

Build a weekly programme, generate the dates ahead, and keep DJs, Hosts, Live Singers, and Managers moving together without a spreadsheet full of exceptions.

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The club workflow

Less copying. More control.

The recurring pattern is separate from dated periods. That keeps the regular rhythm reusable while letting you edit one week when the real world changes.

01

Build the pattern

Set the open days, SLT hours, set lengths, roles, and manager coverage. Use advanced blocks when your programme needs something more specific.

02

Fill the roster

Search by HostArtists name or Second Life legacy name and assign one occurrence, or make a recurring permanent assignment.

03

Release the dates

Prepare a draft, review open positions and changes, then release a weekly, biweekly, monthly, or custom period.

Choose the booking rule

The club decides what “open” means.

The same schedule can support a curated roster, direct claiming, or a request queue for staff approval.

01 · Club managed

Only authorised club staff assign people. Open positions are visible to management, not self-bookable.

02 · Self booking

Eligible DJs, Hosts, Live Singers, and Managers can claim a released position. Rules, capacity, deadlines, and conflicts are checked first.

03 · Reservation with approval

An eligible artist reserves a released position as pending. A Club Owner or Schedule Manager approves or denies it.

Built for real nights

Permanent slots are not promises that ignore reality.

Keep a weekly or biweekly resident assignment, call out one dated edition when needed, and put a replacement in that slot without changing the future pattern.

Work together
Appoint multiple Schedule Managers and grant the permissions each person needs. A global Manager role does not automatically unlock your club.

Connect the places people already use

Take your schedule beyond HostArtists.

Keep HostArtists as the source of truth, then make the public programme easy to find on a club website or in a Discord server.

HostArtists for clubs

Start with the schedule your club already knows.

Create the club, choose the booking model, and make the next release easier to manage.

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