The perfect tool for A1/A2 communication

  • micAddy A2 view showing presenters assigned to wireless RF channels as color-coded tiles.

    Deploy on the fly

    Once you populate the Presenters and Transmitters, you can start deploying

  • micAddy timeline view scheduling presenters across a show's run-of-show.

    or Schedule your mics

    When you import your run-of-show, time info is included, just use it.

  • micAddy A1 view showing which presenter currently holds each wireless mic channel.

    your A1 will know regardless

    Any change you make gets reflected in real-time in the A1 view.

Here's your user guide

Though most users never even read it....

micAddy screen for creating or joining a show session.

Create or Join a Session

When you create a session, you're the owner, can edit everything and can allow participants to join.

When somebody else creates the session you can request to join and have view-only privileges.

micAddy A2 view with the Presenters panel populated with presenter names and roles.

Add or Import your Presenters

In the A2 View, you can either add your Presenters and input their data manually or just drop in the run-of-show and have AI extract the Presenters and their time slots. It's up to you, but we know what you're gonna choose...

micAddy Transmitters panel listing wireless channels and their assigned mic types.

Add or Import your Transmitters

Again, input manually or just drop in your WWB export to populate the Transmitters panel. There you can set what type of mic you're setting up each channel to be

micAddy timeline scheduling presenters and deploying transmitters across the show.

Follow the Timeline

With the imported Presenter data, you can schedule your presenters in the Timeline. There you can deploy the Transmitters manually, or automatically in real-time.

micAddy A2 view dragging a presenter onto a transmitter to deploy a wireless mic in real time.

Deploy on the fly

In A2 View you can also directlly drag the Presenters to a Transmitter to deploy them in real-time. This is great for rehearsals, when planning tends to go out the window...

Always in sync

In A1 View, your A1 can always see which Presenter has which mic right when they have it. Sure beats the hell out of remembering who Thorvald Scheiderdorfen is.

Timeline View

A1 View

That's the bird's eye view

Go ahead and explore all the features that makes this the best A3 ever.

Launch micAddy

The holders match the app. Need we say more?

Eight color-coded StageStrike packHolders stacked on a packBase, numbered 1 to 8 and holding Shure AD1 wireless bodypacks, beside a laptop running micAddy at a corporate event.
Corporate audio tech table with color-coded StageStrike packHolders and wireless handheld mics on a packBase, a mixing console, and micAddy's color-matched assignment timeline on the monitor.
A row of color-coded StageStrike miQbs holding wireless handheld microphones next to a laptop running micAddy, the on-screen channel colors matching the holders.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Who is micAddy for?

It's the perfect A1/A2 communication tool. Teams can't get tighter than this. However, Stage Managers and Show Callers have been looking into it. The more the merrier, right?

How much does micAddy cost?

micAddy is completely free. Load it, use it, close it, bye. It's meant to be lean and efficient, although, user requests have been added progressively and the upcoming micAddy Pro will have more powerful features.

Does it save shows between days?

The current free version of micAddy is ephemeral, the data lives in you browser and gets deleted once you end the session. The upcoming micAddy Pro will indeed offer multi-day shows.

When will micAddy Pro be available?

We're aiming at a Fall 2026 rollout. Fingers crossed...

Do I have to download micAdddy to use it?

No. micAddy is completely web-based, so as long as you have a stable internet connection, you're good to go.

Who created micAddy?

micAddy was created by Castor Milano. His quest for quality and efficiency didn't stop at physical wireless gear organization and now the organization transcended to the team level in the digital realm.