Five screens. Plain English.

Nothing here is promised that the app does not already do. No Ableton Link, SMPTE or StageLinQ. The library is everything we can lawfully ship — never another desk's fixture files.

• Show. Pick groups and lights. Set Dimmer, Position, Colour, Beam and Effects. Store palettes. Ten playbacks, each with a fader, GO, Back, Flash, Solo and Off. Record writes a cue. Clear drops the programmer.
• Patch. Sixteen universe tiles. The selected universe has Owner (This app / Raedia), Protocol (Off / sACN / Art-Net) and an optional unicast IP. Search the fixture library, pick a mode, say how many, and patch. Trial: universe 1 only.
• Builder. Maker, fixture name, modes and channels. Ranges for wheels. Pan and tilt range so “aim at a point” works. Save to the library or export GDTF.
• Cues. Name, fade, delay, auto-follow. Stop here and Move in dark. Timing parts for intensity, position, colour and beam. GO, Back, Off, Go to, Delete.
• Plan. A top-down floor. Click to aim the selected lights. Bring in a drawing (.mvr) from DraftWorks. Send positions out as .mvr. Place lights that have no position yet.

When Raedia pauses the desk, the strip reads: “Paused by Raedia: fades and effects are frozen. Output is still live.” PANIC blacks everything and tells Raedia and the laser app.