Events & festivals
Gate entry without renting a single piece of hardware
A QR code and a phone replace scanners, kiosks and rope lines — with capacity limits and staged entry if you need them.
Next attendee
Tap admit when they arrive
What it fixes
The bits of the day that eat the day.
Renting queue hardware for one weekend is expensive
Kiosks and scanners built for permanent venues are overkill for a one-off event.
Rope lines don't scale with a field
Physical lines stretching across a site cause crowding and confusion about where the queue even starts.
Signal is unreliable on site
Festival fields and warehouses often have patchy connectivity, so anything you rely on needs a manual fallback.
No visibility into gate throughput
Without a live board, staff can't easily see how many are through versus waiting.
How it works here
Set up for events.
- No hardware required
- A printed QR code and a staff phone or tablet is the entire setup.
- Capacity-limited queues
- Automatically close joins once a maximum is reached, and reopen as capacity frees up.
- Opening hours awareness
- Queues can be set to only accept joins during your event's actual open hours.
- Fast teardown
- The queue simply closes at the end — nothing to physically collect or return.
The form your attendees fill in
Name
text field
Email
email field
Group size
number field
Every field is yours to change
Illustrative example — not a real customer
“We ran gate entry for a two-day festival with nothing but a printed sign and two phones.”
Questions
Asked by people running events.
Does this work without reliable mobile signal on site?
Can a queue be capped at a maximum size?
Can people join the queue before they arrive?
Start this afternoon
Give the doorway back to the people walking in.
Set up a queue, print the QR, and let the next person wait in the pub across the road instead of your entrance. Free plan, no card.