For event organisers in Miami

Do you know which post filled your party?

Instagram tells you how many people saw your story. Ticketing tells you how much you sold. Nobody tells you which of the two caused the other.

The hole

You pay for and work Instagram to send people to buy.
The ticketing platform keeps the buyer: the email and the phone are theirs, not yours.
Then it offers that same crowd — the one you brought — your competitors' events.
And at the end of the night you don't know which of your posts actually brought people.

Give a different code to each thing you post: Tuesday's story, the reel, the flyer, the partner promoting you.
People say that code on the way in. One tap on the phone, one person.
When it's over you know how many each one brought, and you take the full list with you.

Which post filled the party, in numbers, not impressions.
The list of who came: yours, exportable, without asking permission or paying for it.
If you pay promoters per head: what each one is owed, with the time of every person counted. If someone argues, you have something to answer with.

It opens in the app, no account needed. There's a button to try it with an example in ten seconds.

Free to try on one event.

It doesn't sell the tickets. Keep selling where you sell today: this runs alongside and touches nothing.
It doesn't bring you a crowd. Nobody beats Instagram on reach, least of all us.
It doesn't guess where each person came from: they have to say the code at the door. That's the part that makes the number true.
It runs on your phone. Nothing to install and no account to try it.

Works in any country: it's codes and counting, it doesn't depend on where you are.

For event organisers in Miami

Instagram tells you how many people saw your story. Ticketing tells you how much you sold. Nobody tells you which of the two caused the other.

You pay for and work Instagram to send people to buy.
The ticketing platform keeps the buyer: the email and the phone are theirs, not yours.
Then it offers that same crowd — the one you brought — your competitors' events.
And at the end of the night you don't know which of your posts actually brought people.

Give a different code to each thing you post: Tuesday's story, the reel, the flyer, the partner promoting you.
People say that code on the way in. One tap on the phone, one person.
When it's over you know how many each one brought, and you take the full list with you.

Which post filled the party, in numbers, not impressions.
The list of who came: yours, exportable, without asking permission or paying for it.
If you pay promoters per head: what each one is owed, with the time of every person counted. If someone argues, you have something to answer with.

It opens in the app, no account needed. There's a button to try it with an example in ten seconds.

Free to try on one event.

It doesn't sell the tickets. Keep selling where you sell today: this runs alongside and touches nothing.
It doesn't bring you a crowd. Nobody beats Instagram on reach, least of all us.
It doesn't guess where each person came from: they have to say the code at the door. That's the part that makes the number true.
It runs on your phone. Nothing to install and no account to try it.

Works in any country: it's codes and counting, it doesn't depend on where you are.