Event setup and branding
Configure the venue, dates and your own branding once; every page and ticket for this event inherits it.
For organisers
The console you run the day from.
One login, scoped to your event, that covers setup, the door and the report afterwards — not a stack of spreadsheets and a walkie-talkie holding it together.
Before the doors open
Registration form builder
Build the form once per organisation and reuse it across every event — no rebuilding it for the next show.
Verified registrations
Email and phone OTP before a registration submits, so the list you scan against on the day is real people.
Signed QR tickets, delivered
A signed ticket goes out on WhatsApp and email the moment a registration is approved — nothing re-typed, nothing to chase.
On the day
Entry scanning that survives Wi-Fi
The scanner queues scans in the browser when the venue connection drops and syncs them once it returns, matched by an idempotency key.
A desk for the ticket that will not scan
A staffed check-in screen for manual lookups by name, email or mobile, for the handful of attendees a scan alone will not resolve.
Badge printing that keeps up
Design the badge layout once; the desk sends jobs to a print queue with its own staff role, and it turns around in seconds.
Exhibitors capture their own leads
Booth-scoped logins let every exhibitor scan visitors into their own list, without asking you for anything on the day.
What you keep control of
Roles scoped to the desk
Every staff account is scoped to one event by its assignment, and every route is gated by its own permission — a check-in volunteer cannot open a screen a manager did not give them.
An audit log, not a guess
Privileged actions are logged with who did what and when, on a screen gated by its own permission — so "who approved that" has an answer.
Visitor credits that cannot be double-spent
Your allotment is a running total, updated inside the same transaction that approves the next registration — the update is conditional on the count still being under the limit, so two approvals racing for the last credit cannot both win.
Being honest about the rest
What we are still building
Every one of these is being built on the record that already exists today — they are not vapourware, and they are not shipped either. Both things stay true until they aren't.
AI concierge
An assistant for attendee questions, being built on the record that exists today.
AI matchmaking
Suggested exhibitor-visitor matches, being built on the record that exists today.
AI follow-up
Automated post-show follow-up messages, being built on the record that exists today.
Audience engagement
Live polls and Q&A during sessions, being built on the record that exists today.
Booth analytics
Per-booth traffic and conversion numbers, being built on the record that exists today.
Visitor analytics
Attendee-level engagement reporting, being built on the record that exists today.
Executive dashboards
Sponsor and organiser dashboards, being built on the record that exists today.
Sessions and speakers
Session and speaker scheduling — there is no session or speaker model yet.
Lead capture is included. What you charge for it is yours.
Booth logins are issued per exhibitor, per event, with no cap and no per-device fee — against a market where show-appointed vendors charge $200–$500 per scanner, or $300–$2,500 per exhibitor per show, just for the hardware. We do not take a cut of what you decide to charge your own exhibitors for it. That renewal argument is yours to make.