FOH Redbook In development

Your event shouldn’t depend on the one person who knows how everything works.

FOH Redbook turns your booth’s knowledge into guided Runbooks your production team can actually follow—before the event, during the event, and when something goes wrong.

Run the event. Solve the problem. Preserve what your team knows.

Built for iPhone and iPad.

FOH Redbook app icon: a red indexed book on a charcoal background

Every booth has a Redbook. Most of them just aren’t written down.

It’s the startup sequence one volunteer remembers. The setting somebody knows not to touch. The microphone assignment that’s “always been that way.”

It’s the fix for the projector that goes black five minutes before the event, the steps for starting the livestream, and the shutdown procedure nobody taught the new volunteer.

Sometimes it’s in a binder, a Google Doc, or a text message. Sometimes it exists only in someone’s head.

FOH Redbook gives that knowledge a home.

Instead of “Ask Mike. He knows how it works.”

“Open the Redbook.”

From “What do I do next?” to “Something’s wrong.”

Build Runbooks around the way your church actually works.

Start Service

Choose the Production Area, Event Type, and Runbook, then follow the Runbook one clear step at a time.

Guided Run

Keep the current step front and center while the event is happening.

Something’s Wrong?

Work through guided troubleshooting for real church production problems.

Equipment

Keep the booth’s important equipment information close at hand.

Church Setup

Document people, microphone assignments, and confirmed setup details so guidance can become more useful.

Scheduling tells your volunteer where to be. FOH Redbook helps them know what to do when they get there.

FOH Redbook sits beside your worship planner, presentation software, mixer, lighting console, and livestream system. It documents how your church operates them.

Keep using the tools you already use. Let FOH Redbook be the operational guide that ties the booth together.

Troubleshoot the problem, not the panic.

Technical problems rarely happen when there’s plenty of time to think. FOH Redbook provides structured troubleshooting paths that help volunteers check the right things in a sensible order.

When the app knows confirmed information about your setup, it can make that guidance more specific without pretending to know something it doesn’t.

No guessing. No invented equipment status. No cloud AI required.

Make the booth easier to hand off.

Experienced operators accumulate years of little details. New volunteers don’t have those years.

FOH Redbook helps bridge that gap by turning repeatable knowledge into repeatable procedures.

iPad at FOH. iPhone when you’re moving.

At the booth

iPad

Clear controls and layouts that remain readable while you’re working the event.

Around the room

iPhone

Take your operational information when you’re checking equipment or helping away from the desk.

Your operational information remains available without internet access.

Suggestions are welcome. Changes are deliberate.

Volunteers can make recommendations without silently rewriting an approved Runbook. Authorized users review and manage protected information.

Your service shouldn’t depend on the Wi-Fi.

FOH Redbook keeps your church’s operational information on the device. There’s no mandatory volunteer account, required backend connection, or required AI service.

Backup and restore help preserve your Redbook instead of rebuilding it from memory.

Turn what your team knows into something your whole team can use.

Runbooks for the routine. Guidance for the unexpected. A Redbook built for the booth.

Focused software for everyday use. · Mountain Crest Software, LLC