Coming soon
Load lists for clear‑span marquees.
Pick the frame, the width and the length. Marquee IQ counts every leg, beam, purlin, cover and packer you need, then lets the crew tick each piece off as it goes on the lorry.
Pick the frame, the width and the length. Marquee IQ counts every leg, beam, purlin, cover and packer you need, then lets the crew tick each piece off as it goes on the lorry.
Built by people who load marquees for a living. No more lists scribbled on the back of a job sheet, no more driving back for the one ridge knuckle you forgot.
Legs, roof beams, purlins, bracing, gables, covers, base plates, pins and stakes, all counted from the size of the job.
Big buttons made for gloves. Tap as each piece goes on and see at a glance what's still to load.
Enter the ground fall and get the spandrels, 4×2 blocks and ply packers for every point, with a 3D view of the floor.
Tap any line to see a drawing of the part, so a new starter knows exactly what a spandrel or a ring beam looks like.
Braced bays, tension systems, tensioners and anchoring are all built into the count.
Fields and yards don't always have signal. Your load lists work without it.
Choose by profile size, the same way you'd talk about it in the yard.
Brand names are used only to describe compatible frame styles. Marquee IQ isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any marquee manufacturer.
Marquee IQ started in a working marquee yard in the UK. Every part count and every packing rule comes from real builds, checked against the kit on the racks.
Loading should be the easy part of the job. Now it is.
We're looking for a handful of marquee companies to test it before launch.