Live entertainment operations, connected.
A maintainable first product foundation for artist planning, venue fit, Dynamic Rider data, provider coordination, ticketing and finance signals, and AI-assisted action handling in one realistic seeded story.
Effectum control loop
One decision, five connected operating states
The demo should make the business thesis obvious in seconds: a promising show only becomes publishable when demand, venue reality, provider mitigation, human review, and commercial proof agree.
- 01seeded
source
Luna Vale
Artist profile, Dynamic Rider, management context, and demo persona enter the same operating model.
- 02broken
constraint
72% fit
Astra Kulturhaus looks viable, but grandMA3 compact lighting console changes approval risk.
- 03sent
mitigation
Pulse Production Collective
The replacement-console request is a structured provider handoff, not a loose production note.
- 04high
review
2 open
Resolve broken Astra lighting console keeps owner, due date, options, and audit state visible.
- 05threshold met
proof
913/850
Sell First demand and €12,456 payout forecast stay connected before launch.
MVP operating model
A connected demo surface, not a slide deck
The first live MVP should prove the core Effectum thesis immediately: one entertainment decision touches artist approval, venue inventory, provider execution, ticket demand, finance, and human-reviewed AI action.
- 01seeded
Seed one artist story
Luna Vale carries profile, rider, management context, audience signal, and tour assumptions into the MVP.
6 roles
- 02at risk
Score demand against venue reality
Astra Kulturhaus has market fit, but its inventory health changes the Berlin booking decision.
92% demand
- 03high
Turn risk into accountable work
Pulse Production Collective and Effectum Ops share the lighting-console action instead of managing it as an external note.
2 open
- 04threshold met
Prove market and settlement
Sell First demand, ticket preview, revenue forecast, and artist payout remain visible before public launch.
€12,456
Role selection
Open the MVP from any network role
10-minute investor path
- 1Open management or artist context
- 2Inspect the Luna Vale DACH tour plan
- 3Compare Berlin venue fit and technical risk
- 4Review Dynamic Rider requirements
- 5Confirm Sell First threshold state
- 6Resolve the lighting-console action
- 7Check ticketing, settlement, and margin assumptions
Connected proof signals
Sell First threshold
913/850 tickets before public launch
Demand
92%
Berlin audience fit
Technical fit
72%
blocked by inventory health
Preview sold
913
ticket buyer allocation
Artist payout
€12,456
forecast settlement
Dependency ledger
What changes where when the story moves
if
grandMA3 compact lighting console is broken
then
technical fit drops, provider readiness remains under review, and Berlin stays approval-gated.
if
913 preview tickets cross threshold
then
management can justify keeping Astra in review instead of switching venue too early.
if
Resolve broken Astra lighting console is resolved
then
risk, technical fit, provider state, investor story, and payout framing converge across reloads.
Product foundation
TypeScript domain schemas cover organizations, users, artists, venues, rooms, inventory, providers, riders, tours, shows, booking, ticketing, settlements, recommendations, and tasks.
Seed selectors keep business logic out of route files so mocked data can move toward Cloudflare-backed persistence without rebuilding the UI shell.
Operational states
Open tasks
2
human-reviewable queue
Provider requests
2
pending coordination
Backend path
Current MVP data is typed and seeded locally. The transition path targets Niklas' personal Cloudflare account for Workers, D1/KV/R2, domains, and trial persistence.
Cloudflare D1 demo state
pending confirmationThe UI can run from local seed data; live Pages deployments also expose /api/health, /api/scenario, and /api/actions/resolve.