Schedule
Multi-day, multi-stage schedule with personal favorites and push reminders 10 minutes before your favorite set.
Fifteen minutes. I'll walk you through a real, live-in-a-browser branded festival app so you can see what your event looks like on iOS and Android. Then I'll quote you a fixed price and timeline. If it's not a fit, I'll say so.
Every FestKit app ships with the four things attendees actually need at a live festival, wired to your brand and your data. You send us the assets, we go live.
Multi-day, multi-stage schedule with personal favorites and push reminders 10 minutes before your favorite set.
Custom festival map with pinned stages, food, restrooms, first aid, sponsors. Zoomable. Works offline.
Wallet-style tickets with QR scan at the gate. Handles multi-day passes, VIP tiers, comps for staff and press.
Send push notifications for schedule changes, weather, VIP moments. Sponsor cards that actually get looked at.
The first 5 events lock in $249 / month for a full 12 months, plus a direct line into the roadmap. In exchange, a short testimonial once you're live and permission to name you as a launch partner. That's it.
I'm a Cornell-trained engineer who's built and shipped multiple apps to the App Store, most recently for a St Pete festival. I know festival ops from the ticket booth to the sponsor deck, and I know what breaks when 3,000 people show up at once.
When we get on the call, it's just you and me. No SDR, no discovery-call template, no slide deck. I open the actual product, we walk through your event, and I quote you.
Once we sign, most events go live in 7 to 14 days. You send assets and content, I wire it up and submit to the stores. Not months.
No. FestKit works alongside Eventbrite, Universe, Ticketspice, DICE, and most gate scanners. Bring what you use.
Yours. Your name in the store, your logo on the icon, your colors on every screen. FestKit's name shows up nowhere visitors can see it.
You roll onto standard pricing (we'll show it on the call). Or you don't renew. No lock-in past the 12 months you signed for.
If you have more than a couple hundred attendees and a schedule people juggle on Eventbrite links or a PDF, this fixes that. If you're smaller, honestly, use a Google Doc.
Please do. The Calendly invite has a Zoom link you can forward. I'd rather answer their questions once than have you relay them.