The whole money story, on the floor.

Most budget software assumes a desk and a fast connection. Waveko assumes the opposite: a concrete basement, a remote field, a load-in dock with one flickering bar. Every screen reads and writes from a local store first, so the app never stalls waiting on the network.

When you make a change with no signal, it lands instantly on your device and joins a queue of pending writes. The moment a connection returns — walking back to the truck, stepping outside the room — that queue flushes in the background and your team sees the update. No spinners, no lost entries, no "try again later."

Conflicts are resolved per field, not per record, so two people editing the same category from different corners of the venue both keep their work.

Start from a blank budget or a template built from a similar show. Group lines into categories — labour, kit, transport, power, catering — and Waveko keeps the rollups current as you type.

Mark any line as an assumption so the client knows what's firm and what's pending. When the brief changes, you adjust the estimate and every total downstream updates with it.

Scope moves constantly on a live show. Capture each change the moment the client asks — what it is, what it costs, who approved it — and Waveko keeps an audit trail so nothing gets delivered unpriced or unbilled.

When the show wraps, you don't rebuild the numbers from scratch. One tap turns the live budget into a wrap report: final actuals, variance by category, change orders accounted for, and a client-ready summary you can export.