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My Gear

Track personal equipment now, while keeping later artist and show workflows clearly separate.

Know what you own and where it is

My Gear is a personal inventory for the equipment that follows you between artists, rooms, loans, and rigs.

Personal Gear

Available

Know what you own, where it is, and what happened to it.

Personal Gear supports inventory, places, containers, rigs, loans, and lifecycle records in your workspace.

  1. 1

    Record it

    Capture the item and the details you will need later.

  2. 2

    Place it

    Track its current place, container, borrower, or whereabouts.

  3. 3

    Group it

    Build reusable personal rigs without changing who owns the individual items.

  4. 4

    Remember it

    Keep loans, status, and lifecycle context attached to the item.

Personal Gear is available for your own inventory, including places, containers, rigs, whereabouts, loans, and lifecycle records. It belongs to you rather than to every artist you play with.

My Gear — instruments and cases with their whereabouts: at a place, inside a container, or on loanMy Gear — instruments and cases with their whereabouts: at a place, inside a container, or on loanMy Gear — instruments and cases with their whereabouts: at a place, inside a container, or on loanMy Gear — instruments and cases with their whereabouts: at a place, inside a container, or on loan
A gear item on active loan — who borrowed it, the expected return, and the item's historyA gear item on active loan — who borrowed it, the expected return, and the item's historyA gear item on active loan — who borrowed it, the expected return, and the item's historyA gear item on active loan — who borrowed it, the expected return, and the item's history

Artist and show Gear

Later

Shared artist equipment and show checklists come later.

Artist-owned Gear, show packing, and shared equipment workflows are planned separately under the Gear vision.

Artist and show Gear comes later

Shared artist equipment, show checklists, and artist-level equipment workflows are planned separately. This guide does not present them as available today.

Band member

Keep the gear you personally own in My Gear and update its whereabouts when it moves, is packed into a rig, or is loaned.

Open My Gear

Band leader

A member's personal inventory is not an artist inventory. Shared artist equipment and show workflows remain a later capability.

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Give every piece of gear a reliable home

Open My Gear to record personal equipment and stop relying on memory for where it went.

Open My Gear