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Big venues, organized like venues.

Sections with their own sub-charts, named floors with an elevator, and zones that carry their own sections and focal points. The chart mirrors the building's real structure.

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Sound familiar?

The 20,000-seat flat blob

A stadium as one undifferentiated grid is uneditable and unsellable. Structure is how big venues stay manageable.

Zone logic in spreadsheets

East stand, hospitality, away end, tracked outside the chart, drifted from it. Zones are chart data.

Floors as separate files

One document per level means version soup. Floors live in the same chart, with names and an elevator.

Structure that scales with the building

01Venue types that fitSimple, sections-and-floors, or zoned. The editor enables the structure your venue actually has.
02Sections with insidesEach section contains its own sub-chart. Edit within it without touching the master.
03Named floorsFloors are named sub-charts with a floor elevator; add, rename, and delete levels as the building demands.
04Zones with their own geographyZones hold their own sections and focal points; new sections inherit the zone you're working in.
05A zone list editorManage zones as data, named, listed, and editable, not as colored guesses.
06Renderer-nativeCanvas understands sections, floors, and zones out of the box, drill-down and elevator included.

Structure the building

  1. 01Pick the venue typeSimple, multi-floor, or zoned. Capabilities follow the choice.
  2. 02Add the structureSections, floors, and zones take shape as named data.
  3. 03Edit inside the partsWork within a section's own sub-chart; the master stays whole.

Structure your venue

Sections, floors, and zones, live in the demo.