Otto runs your tour
from your pocket.

Schedule, transport, accommodation, guestlist. Otto has it all in one place and answers your crew's questions in real time. From your phone.

www.otto-tour.com
Otto. Your whole tour, one place.

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The backstage pass opens every door except the one you actually need.

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Everything on one screen.

Every piece of tour info in one place. Add a date, fill in the details, everything else follows. No more juggling ten files to find a venue address.

  • All your dates at a glance, with status
  • Each date: complete info, nothing missing
  • Guestlist managed from the chat, without going through you
  • Multiple artists, one interface
Learn more →
Concert
Lyon
Ninkasi Kao · Wed 22 Apr 2026 · Confirmed
Schedule
14:00Stage open
16:30Soundcheck
18:00Dressing rooms open
21:00Show
22:30Loadout
Transport
TGV
Paris Gare de Lyon → Lyon Part-Dieu
Dep. 10:43 · Arr. 12:52
Ref. KXMN4P
Accommodation
Hotel
Novotel Lyon Centre Confluence
Check-in 15:00 · Check-out 11:00

Drop the PDF.
Otto handles the rest.

Train ticket, rider, tech spec, roadbook. Otto reads, extracts, and files everything in the right place. You just confirm.

  • Automatic extraction of timetables, transport, contacts
  • Reads tech specs (capacity, sound, lighting)
  • Everything lands directly in the right date
  • Works with PDF, JPG, PNG, and paper scans
Learn more →
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Tech spec Berlin — Lido.pdf
Dropped 3 seconds ago
Otto's picking it apart...
Extracted data
Soundcheck
17:00
Show
21:30
Stage manager
Klaus H. — +49 30 2958...
Capacity
550 standing
Notes
No bass backline — bring a DI

Otto answers.
Even at 2am.

Your crew has questions. Always. Otto has the answers. Hotel address, call time, venue contact. He replies straight in the crew chat, without you having to lift a finger.

  • The bot lives in the crew group
  • Access to all tour data in real time
  • Each crew member gets their own personalised context
  • Add to the guestlist directly from the chat
Learn more →
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Built for everyone who does the tour.

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Tour Manager · Booker
You run the tour.

Fifty dates, riders, promoters who change their contact three days out. Otto centralises everything and keeps your head clear.

  • Dashboard: all your dates, straight away
  • Import docs in seconds
  • Multi-artist from a single account
  • Centralised guestlist, no confusion at the door
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Artist · Crew · Tech
You live the tour.

You need to know where you're sleeping tonight, when the van leaves, whether there's catering. You ask Otto. He answers.

  • Your own info: transport, accommodation, schedule
  • Add guests directly from the chat
  • No app, no onboarding required
  • Talk normally, he gets it

People who actually tour use it.

Honestly I thought it was just another useless tool. Now I don't answer the group chat anymore.

Romain D. — Tour Manager, 12 years on the road

Uploaded the Berlin tech spec at 11pm from my phone. It worked. That's all I needed to know.

Clara M. — Production Coordinator

My tech asked for the catering address during loadout. I said "ask Otto". He asked Otto. End of story.

Seb K. — Production Manager

Frequently asked.

Everything you need to know before you hit the road.

What is Otto, exactly?
A tour management app that centralises every detail of every date (venue, transport, hotel, crew, guestlist, documents) in one place. Built for indie bands and small crews running their own logistics.
Who is it for?
Independent and self-managed bands, small touring crews without a dedicated tour manager, artists scaling from 5 to 30 dates a year, and tour managers running several artists in parallel.
How does Otto read my PDFs?
Drop a rider, tech sheet, or FDR (PDF or photo) on a date and the built-in AI pre-fills transport, hotel, contacts, schedule, and notes. You review and confirm. Twenty minutes of admin becomes thirty seconds of checking.
How does the team-chat bot work?
A bot lives inside your team's Telegram group. Crew can ask in plain language "what time's soundcheck?" or "where are we sleeping?", or add a guest to the list. It answers from your Otto data, personalised per crew member.
Can I manage multiple artists?
Yes. One account supports multiple workspaces, switchable from the header. Each workspace has its own dates, crew, settings, and collaborators.
How does the guestlist work?
Each date has its own guestlist with an optional max capacity. Anyone on the crew can propose guests from the chat or the app, and whoever is running the tour approves pending entries in one tap. One master list, zero door-time arguments.
Does Otto track contracts, invoices and payments?
Yes. Every date has an Admin tab to check off tech spec sent, contract signed, invoice sent, expense reports, payroll, and SACEM declaration, plus cession fee, per diem, and gear rental amounts. A green/amber badge shows status at a glance.
Can I invite my team?
Yes. Invite collaborators per workspace by email. Crew members can also link their Telegram account so the bot identifies them and only shows their own transport and the dates they're working.
Where is my data stored?
Otto stores your data on Supabase (EU). Documents live in a private storage bucket; only authenticated members of your workspace can read them, via short-lived signed URLs.
How do I get started?
Sign in with Google, name your project, add your first date, and drop a document on it. The whole flow takes under two minutes.
How much does it cost?
Otto is free during the beta. We'll communicate pricing in advance before introducing paid plans, so existing users won't be surprised by a paywall mid-tour.