Getting started
Create a run sheet, choose its date and start, add named segments, then save.
Help for planning a run sheet, following live timing, understanding schedule drift, exporting results, and restoring RunSlate Pro Lifetime.
Create a run sheet, choose its date and start, add named segments, then save.
Use Hold, Call next, Skip segment, or End run while the stage rail updates drift.
PDF is available free. Pro adds CSV, calendar ICS, and structured JSON.
RunSlate Pro Lifetime is a one-time non-consumable App Store purchase.
These system surfaces show the currently published local run-sheet state.
No account, advertising, analytics, tracking, or automatic data upload.
Fixed-start segments preserve their planned time anchor. Flexible segments move with the live schedule and show where time can be recovered. Break segments are timed pauses in the sequence.
Drift is the difference between the planned timeline and the actual live timeline. A positive value means the run is behind plan; a negative value means it is ahead.
After at least three completed instances of a named segment, Pro uses the median actual duration stored on your device. RunSlate never uploads timing history.
Open Settings or the Pro screen, tap Restore purchases, and use the same Apple Account that made the purchase. Apple controls purchase availability and verification.
RunSlate creates the selected format locally and opens the iOS share sheet. The destination you choose controls the resulting copy.
Yes. Deleting a run sheet removes its attached local sessions from the app. Previously exported files remain wherever you saved them.
Confirm the device is online, the App Store is available, and your Apple Account can make purchases. Close and reopen RunSlate after the App Store finishes loading the product.
Verify you are using the original Apple Account, then tap Restore purchases again. Family Sharing availability depends on the App Store product configuration and account eligibility.
Live Activities may be unavailable or disabled by the system. Keep RunSlate open to follow the full stage rail; the core live run continues without the system surface.
Check that the destination app supports PDF, CSV, ICS, or JSON files. Try Save to Files to confirm the export itself is valid.
Open the run sheet, review segment durations and timing type, and confirm the optional hourly labor cost. Exported totals use the saved planned and actual values.
Email support@vshia.com with your device model, iOS or iPadOS version, RunSlate version, and steps to reproduce the issue. Do not send confidential run-sheet content. We normally respond within two business days.