Disclaimer

Last updated: September 24, 2026

1. A tool, not advice

Rider Duck helps you write and lay out technical riders. Nothing in the service (templates, suggestions, default values, lists or example texts) is professional engineering, electrical, structural, safety or legal advice.

2. Templates are starting points

Templates, presets and catalogue items describe a typical setup. They may not suit your act, your venue or local regulations, and they may contain mistakes. Adapt them to your production.

3. Safety-critical information

Power requirements, rigging and flown loads, stage and riser dimensions, pyrotechnics, sound levels and similar details affect people's safety.

Have them confirmed by qualified people and checked against the venue's rules and local law. Rider Duck does not check them.

4. You review before you send

Rider Duck does not check the content of your rider. Before you send it to a venue, promoter, artist or supplier, read every page. You alone are responsible for what it says and for the consequences of any error, omission or outdated detail.

5. Trademarks

Equipment brands and model names (microphones, consoles, instruments and so on) belong to their owners. They are used only to identify equipment and do not mean we are affiliated with or endorsed by those owners.

6. Content you upload

We do not check the logos, names and texts users add. Only upload content you have the right to use.

7. Availability

Rider Duck is in beta. Features may change or be unavailable, and data may be lost despite our care. Keep your own copy of every rider you export.

8. Liability

The limits of our liability are set out in our Terms of Service. Questions: info@riderduck.com.