QuantPlot

Lay down a rig in minutes.

Drag a fixture onto the plan and it snaps to the grid. Build a row, mirror it, array it, and the whole rig follows. No menu-hunting, no drafting degree — just the plot, the way you'd sketch it on the floor.

• Snap-to-grid placement
• Mirror, array & duplicate
• Quick to open, even offline

A library that already knows the kit.

QuantPlot ships with a built-in library of fixtures, machines and rigging apparatus — ready to drop straight onto the plan. Add your own alongside them — fixtures, beams and machines, with your own codes. Build it once, reuse it on every job.

• Built-in fixtures, machines & rigging
• Add unlimited custom items
• Sync your libraries across devices

Bring your own fixture library.

Import your own custom fixture library straight from a grandMA2 export, then set each fixture to the right mode. The real channel footprints drive the patch — so the addresses you hand over match the rig that actually goes into the desk, not an approximation.

• Import your own fixture library
• Set the DMX mode per fixture
• Real footprints drive the patch

A full grandMA2 export keeps some manufacturer fixture types encrypted. QuantPlot imports every readable type, flags the protected ones by number, and lets you bring those in one at a time from a single-fixture export.

Mode & footprint, per type

Own starts — U21 · 001

Your universes & channels

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Mode

Mode 1 · 12 ch

Fig. actual in-app capture — QuantPlot

Patch sheets that travel all the way to the desk.

Set your own universes and channels, and QuantPlot generates a fully custom patch sheet to match — laid out your way, ready to export as PDF. When the patch is locked it goes with you: export it straight to the desk as a grandMA2 patch XML, and print fixture labels onto A4 sheets for the prep floor.

• Your own universes & channels
• Patch sheet PDF · grandMA2 patch XML
• Fixture labels, print-ready on A4

Weight and power, worked out as you plot.

QuantPlot keeps a running tally of the rig's weight and power, and balances the power across your phases with one press — so you can see where the load sits before the truck arrives, not after it's hung. It's an honest working estimate from the kit you place, not a part-by-part certified figure.

• Running rig-weight estimate
• Power per phase, balanced in one press
• See where the weight sits

These figures are a planning estimate, not a certified load calculation. They're built from the fixtures and kit you drop on the plan — they won't account for every clamp, corner block, cable and fitting, so treat them as a guide to where the weight and power land, not an exact total. Always verify against manufacturer data and have the rig checked and signed off by a competent person before anything is rigged or flown.

Even phases

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Fig. actual in-app capture — QuantPlot