RELEASED — 0.1.0 · WINDOWS AND LINUX
Your inventory, all of it.
What you own, what is out, what it draws, and where it sits in the patch. Scenika is built for a rental company and for the technician loading the van single-handed.
Four modules, one inventory
Everything hangs off the real gear. A fixture has a channel count, a power draw and an owner: the same record serves the patch, the load calculation and the dispatch note.
Inventory
Speakers, fixtures, cables, accessories. Condition, quantities, locations.
Owned gear and hired-in gear are separated at the schema level: mixing them corrupts the count on the day the van goes back.
DMX addressing
The patch tied to the real inventory: overlaps caught, automatic move to the next universe, ranges left free.
The free version of this calculator is on this page, with no sign-up.
Rentals
Who has what, since when, until when. Out and back.
This is what the inventory misses most — and a rental gets invoiced: Scenika will export lines for Ohmnia to import, rather than building a second invoicing module here.
Power
The draw of a rig, spread across circuits, from the wattage already entered in the inventory.
Never presented as electrical certainty. A 16 A circuit at 230 V holds about 3,600 W in theory and less in practice: the margin is shown. A mistake here kills a show, or worse.
The DMX calculator, free and whole
It does one calculation, properly, storing nothing and asking for nothing. It is not a crippled demo: a tool cut down on purpose annoys instead of converting.
Adresso
A fixture in 16-channel mode addressed at 001 occupies 001 to 016: the next one cannot start before 017. Overlapping addresses is the classic mistake, and it is the first thing the calculator catches.
A universe holds 512 channels. Past that you need a second one — the calculator says so and moves across, instead of producing an impossible patch.
The formula lives in one place, shared by the page and the application. An automated check refuses to let the page redefine a function of the module or rewrite the 512 limit: it is the only way to stop the two calculators drifting apart.
What we stand for
Scenika follows the ResonLab rules, the same ones as Ohmnia and Acustika.
No connection
No account, no subscription, no usage tracking. Your inventory never leaves your machine.
Together, if you choose it
A rental company has several people touching the same inventory. Nexika installs on your own machine — and local mode stays the default.
Messages that explain
Precise, never a raw technical error. When the software refuses a patch, it says which fixture overlaps which.
Nothing you cannot reopen
Readable formats, simple code, no closed format. In ten years your inventory will still open.
What is not guaranteed is said
The power calculation is an aid, not an electrical inspection. What is indicative is announced as such.
Checked, not claimed
The DMX calculation is covered by tests, including the three known traps. A failing check beats a lying document.