One event rundown,
A timeline for every team member.

Upload your event rundown, then add your team and roles.
Divvrr builds a planner overview and a personal timeline for each team member,
ready to share from one link.

01 · Two viewsOne rundown, two readers
Two views, one rundown

Organizers see the full plan. Crew see only their part.

One event schedule becomes two clean views: a master view for organizers and a personal timeline for every team member.

Organizer

Build and manage the master timeline

Upload a schedule, add roles, and review the AI-generated plan. Edit any slot inline, or rebuild one member's timeline when their scope changes.

  • Edit and add slots inline
  • Rebuild one member at a time
  • Detect overlapping assignments
  • Share links with organizer permissions
Team member

Open your tab. See your tasks.

Each member opens the same link, lands on their own tab, and sees only their times, locations, priorities, and notes.

  • One tab per member
  • Priority labels: High / Med / Low
  • Switch to the full rundown when needed
  • Mobile-friendly read-only view
02 · The MethodRundown → Team → Link
Divvrr in action

From event schedule to personal timelines in four steps.

Select a step to preview how it works in Divvrr.

  1. 01 — Upload

    Upload your schedule

    Upload PDF, Word, Excel, or plain text. You can also paste text or ask AI to draft a schedule.

  2. 02 — Team

    Add members and roles

    Add each person's name, role, and scope. Free text works — no fixed categories.

  3. 03 — Split

    AI builds personal timelines

    Each member gets their own timeline, built from the same master schedule.

  4. 04 — Share

    One link, one tab per person

    Share it once. Everyone opens the tab built for them.

Step 02 / Rundown
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Drop files or paste text
horizon-gala.pdf2.4 MB
event-schedule.xlsx189 KB
14,832 / 150,000 chars
03 · Field ReportsFour verticals, four colors
Use cases

Built for events of every kind.

Divvrr works with any event format. One engine, different teams. Here's how it fits four common event types.

Corporate event

Small photo and video teams covering dinners, speeches, awards, and guest moments.

Crew typicallyLead photographer · 2nd photographer · Videographer
Slot tags users addSetup · Cocktail · Keynote · Awards · Performance · Closing
See example →
PlannerPhotoVideoAV

Conference

Photo and video crews working across multiple tracks, panels, speakers, and VIP sessions.

Crew typicallyLead photo · Track A photo · Track B photo · Lead video · 2nd video
Slot tags users addKeynote · Track A · Track B · VIP roundtable · Networking
See example →
Track LeadSpeakerAVPhoto

Brand activation

Production teams managing pop-ups, outdoor events, roaming content, and live moments.

Crew typicallyProducer · Stage manager · AV · Lighting · Talent · Hospitality · Zone leads · Security · Photo · Video · Comms
Slot tags users addWalkthrough · Tech rehearsal · Doors open · Stage acts · Activation zones · Load-out
See example →
ProducerCrewPhotoVideo

Wedding

Couples and crews coordinating a full-day wedding with family, bridal party, and vendors.

Crew typicallyCouple · Best man · Maid of honor · Brothers · Sisters · Lead photo · 2nd photo · Lead video · 2nd video
Slot tags users addTea ceremony · Door games · Church ceremony · Portraits · Banquet · Send-off
See example →
CoupleBridal PartyCoordinatorCrew
04 · Reader QuestionsQ & A · Click to expand
Everything you need to know

FAQ

What is Divvrr?+
Divvrr turns a single event rundown — your master schedule — into a shareable webpage where every team member sees their own personal timeline. One link, one tab per person.
What files can I upload?+
How does the AI know how to split tasks per person?+
Is it free?+
Who can see the link?+
Can I edit a member's timeline after the AI builds it?+
Does Divvrr work on mobile?+
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