Community theatre runs on borrowed evenings.

Every community theatre company has the same second, invisible production running behind the real one: audition sign-ups in a Google Form, the cast list in a spreadsheet, the rehearsal schedule in a group chat, attendance on a clipboard, and parent questions scattered across three inboxes. It works - barely - because somebody donates their evenings to gluing it together.

CastCall replaces that glue with one small tool. It was built by a theatre technician who knows the way community productions actually work: volunteers wearing three hats, staff whose own kids are in the show, adult performers and young ones side by side, and schedules that change on a Tuesday night.