📅 AI Event and Launch Schedule Maker With Vendor Tracking

Put every vendor, permit, and deadline for an event or launch on one schedule the whole team can see.
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AI Event and Launch Schedule Maker With Vendor Tracking

Put every vendor, permit, and deadline for an event or launch on one schedule the whole team can see.

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This app schedules an event, an opening, or a season launch on one timeline. Add every vendor, permit, and deadline, and see who owns each item and who you are still waiting on. Reminders go out before each date, so nothing surprises you the week it is due. For a general project plan with dependencies, use the AI project schedule generator.

What's Included

  • One master schedule: every task, deadline, and dependency in a single place instead of scattered lists
  • Vendor and owner tracking: who's responsible for each item, and who you're waiting on
  • AI Agent: answers schedule questions instantly — "what's due this week?", "which vendors haven't confirmed?", "what has to happen before event day?"
  • Automation: reminders go out ahead of each deadline without you chasing anyone — see triggers
  • Flexible views: flip the same schedule between List, Board, Calendar, and Gantt — see project views

How To Use

  1. Clone this app into your workspace
  2. Add your big dates first — event day, openings, hard deadlines — then work backward to the tasks that feed them
  3. Assign an owner to every line, including outside vendors
  4. Switch to the Calendar or Gantt view to spot pile-ups before they happen
  5. Run the whole project from one schedule — and stop being the only person who knows what's due

Pair it with the AI Team Capacity Planner to balance who's carrying the load, or explore more in the Community Gallery.

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