An app studio · Nashville, TN · est. 2026
Built by a touring network and lighting designer and proven at load-in before they ship. netmap makes the show paperwork. The Uplink Cockpit runs the live-production tools.
netmap runs on its own. Download it and it makes show paperwork offline, forever.
Everything else runs inside the Uplink Cockpit: a free host you install once. License a tool and it unlocks as a module inside the Cockpit, no separate installs. One account and one login cover all of it, netmap included.
Four modules are on sale today — three lighting, plus Switchboard, the network flagship — each licensed per month. Beta-numbered builds; every license includes updates.
Built by someone who loads in and carried on the road until they stop breaking. Sold one tool at a time.
Show network paperwork
Spec the show network and ship the drawing set. Racks in 2D and 3D, VLAN plans, the master IP schedule, cable looms, calibrated labels, and a published crew page that opens on any phone at load-in. Guest LDs sign themselves up for the slots you left open, and their names come back into your paperwork.
The output · one click, the whole book
Exported from netmap · Lollapalooza 2026 demo show
The systems engineer's toolkit
A free host for a suite of tools built for the show's systems and network engineers. Run it once; the tools you license open inside it. Four modules on sale today: haze control, scene playback, an override desk, and Switchboard — the whole show network mapped, monitored and configured. From $49/mo, or every module for $139/mo.
Free host · per-module licenses, monthly · beta builds, updates included
netmap · publish
netmap publishes the show to a link, with an expiry and an optional PIN. The crew opens it on their phones at load-in, the 3D rack included, with no app to install. Turn signups on and visiting LDs claim the guest IPs, universe chunks and dry lines you left open.
Amber marks what is shipping. Green is a lighting module, cyan a networking module. The host itself sits in outline.
Order is intent, not a promise. netmap and four Cockpit modules are on sale today — Switchboard is the flagship, and the two networking tools it absorbed retire with its launch; bar position shows what gets worked next.
Uplink is the app studio of Noah Abrams, a network and lighting designer who tours. netmap began as the drawing set for real racks in a shop, and shipped because other crews kept asking for the files. The Cockpit tools came out of keeping the rig running on tour.
Every product follows the same route: built for a show, carried on the road until it stops breaking, then released. When you write support, you get the person who built the product.