Software for daytime fireworks

A daytime display trades light for colour and volume. Smoke pots, daylight shells with coloured trails, smoke candles and daylight cakes all read against the sky, and a grey sky swallows pale tones. Wind becomes your first firing parameter, because smoke flattened to the ground is invisible and drifts into the crowd. Weddings, sports fixtures and corporate launches ask for this format, usually mid-afternoon, squeezed between two speeches, when the guests are all outside and the photographer is ready.

The client is buying a picture: a sky full of pink and white outside the church, the club colours at kick-off, the brand palette above the marquee. So they ask for precise hues and a short piece, rarely more than a few minutes. What goes wrong most often is stock. A daytime show is planned by colour, and finding out the day before that you are short of yellow smoke turns a clean design into a compromise. Bookings pile up on weekends from May to September, exactly like night shows.

PyroDesk sorts your daytime stock by colour, across more than twelve hues, and forecasts what each event will consume before you commit. The quote goes out in five minutes, the client signs quote and contract on their portal and pays by bank transfer. You reserve the items on the dossier, the authority declaration fills itself from the firing data, and the calendar pins the crew to the exact ceremony time. After the show, the invoice is generated from the quote with nothing retyped.