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Gigs, food fairs, comedy, runs

Find events, buy tickets and check people in

Browse local events, pay with UPI, keep QR tickets in the app, and let organisers track sales and count guests at the gate.

Ticket wallet: a QR code that works even with no signal
Explore: events near you, filtered by day and type
QR code Live gate count

Three things it does well

01

Find events fast

Filters for tonight, this weekend, music and food.

02

Tickets with QR codes

Each ticket opens at the gate even without internet.

03

Live gate count

Staff scan tickets and the organiser sees who is inside.

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The full line-up

6 features
  1. Explore by day and type

    The first screen lists events near the visitor. Quick filters such as Tonight, This weekend, Music and Food narrow the list. One featured event sits on top, and each row shows the place, the time and the lowest price.

  2. Event page with ticket types

    The event page shows the date, the venue and the distance. Ticket types appear as cards with the price and how many are left. A warning shows when a type is nearly gone.

  3. Quick checkout

    Checkout shows the full price, including fees and taxes, before the person pays. They can pay by UPI, card or net banking. The refund rule is written next to the pay button.

  4. Ticket wallet

    Every ticket is stored in the app with a QR code, the holder's name and the order number. The QR works without internet. A ticket can be added to the calendar or sent to a friend.

  5. Organiser dashboard

    Organisers create events, set ticket types and prices, and watch sales by day. A line of plain text says things like when a ticket type may sell out. Refund requests wait in a short list.

  6. Entry scanning

    Gate staff open a scanner screen on a phone. A valid ticket turns green and is marked as used. A used or unknown ticket turns red. The organiser sees the count of people inside, live.

Screens from the app

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Explore: events near you, filtered by day and type
Explore: events near you, filtered by day and type
Event page: date, place, ticket types and how many are left
Event page: date, place, ticket types and how many are left
Checkout: pick a payment method and get the ticket at once
Checkout: pick a payment method and get the ticket at once
Ticket wallet: a QR code that works even with no signal
Ticket wallet: a QR code that works even with no signal
Organiser dashboard: ticket sales, entry count and the next events
Organiser dashboard: ticket sales, entry count and the next events

Made for every side of the gate

Event-goers

Find what is on nearby and buy a ticket in a few taps.

Organisers

Set up events and ticket types, then watch sales by day.

Gate staff

Scan tickets on a phone and get a clear green or red result.

From first look to the front gate

  1. Step 1

    Find something to do

    A visitor opens the app, picks This weekend, saves two events and opens one to see ticket types.

  2. Step 2

    Buy a ticket

    The visitor picks a ticket, pays by UPI and gets the QR ticket in the wallet within seconds.

  3. Step 3

    Enter the event

    At the gate, staff scan the QR. The ticket turns green and the count inside goes up by one.

  4. Step 4

    Run the event

    The organiser creates the event, watches sales, answers refund requests and sees the final count after the night.

Questions people ask

What is an event ticketing app?

It is an app where people find events, pick a ticket type, pay and get a ticket on their phone. The organiser uses a dashboard to see sales and to check people in at the gate.

Which features should an event app launch with?

Start with event listings with filters, ticket types with limits, checkout with UPI and cards, a QR ticket wallet and a gate scanner. Refunds, promo codes, seat maps and group bookings can follow once the first events run smoothly.

Can you build an event ticketing app like this for my business?

Yes. We can build the visitor app, the organiser dashboard and the gate scanner, and connect them to your payment gateway, your brand and your venues.

How does QR entry work?

Each ticket has its own QR code. Staff scan it with the scanner screen and the app marks it as used. A second scan of the same code is refused, so a ticket cannot be shared twice.

Can an organiser sell different ticket types?

Yes. An organiser can set general, front row and group tickets, each with its own price and number available, and see how fast each one sells.

See Huddlebeat in action

Tap through the event app and the organiser dashboard.

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