Invite the people you want. Fill the room. See who turns up.
From watching how hosts actually work today
The only people who hear about it are already in the group.
The event is on one site. The group is in WhatsApp. You move things between them.
You're the one introducing everyone and getting the room talking.
How it works
Dietary needs, Instagram handles, how they heard about it. Your questions, on the RSVP.
Decide who's in before they're in. Or let anyone through.
Type the event name, pick a style. No designer, no Canva.
Send a card made for a WhatsApp thread or an Instagram story. See who opened it.
Scan QR tickets on your own phone. No hardware, no printed list.
Put a question on the screen. Watch the answers land.
Match guests on what they share. Each one sees who to find.
Turn the night into a treasure hunt across town.
Slido-style Q&A, upvoted by the room.
Upload the night's photos. Everyone gets the ones they're in.
Views, RSVPs, check-ins, no-shows. Not just a sign-up count.
Followers hear about the next one. Every RSVP becomes a contact you can export.
Who it's for
Pricing
RSVPs, check-in, everything.
Platform fee, plus Stripe's processing.
While their waiver lasts.
The fee is added at checkout, so you keep the full ticket price. If you cancel, every ticket is refunded automatically.
No. Put up the event and send the link into the group you already have. Nobody signs up for anything new.
No app. It opens in a browser.
No. Put up one event and send the link.
Turn on approval. Every RSVP waits for your yes.
Send an invitation card to the people you want. It's made for a WhatsApp thread or an Instagram story. Your community page works as your link in bio. Put it wherever you post. One reaches the people you already have. The other brings new ones in.
Connect Stripe once, then set a price on any event. Guests pay by card. You keep the full ticket price. Payouts land in your account.