Native tickets
Every buyer becomes a fan you own.
When you sell through a third party, the buyer belongs to them. Here, every ticket lands in the lake — deduped against the same human, enriched with everything else they do. The show ends; the relationship compounds.
The door
Gate codes that can't be screenshotted, passes that feel like you.
Rotating gate codes refresh on a timer, so a forwarded screenshot is worthless at the door. Branded wallet passes carry your art, not a vendor's logo. Resend and void are one tap — and the door-list CSV is always a click away for the crew.
Ticket Central
The whole run, one matrix.
Per-show stats, the full tour matrix, and the settlement ledger in one place. Sold, scanned, capacity, gross — by night, by city, by tour. The numbers the manager asks for at 1am are already waiting.
Ticket Centrallive
1,204
Sold
1,168
Door scans
1,300
Capacity
$48.2k
Gross
per-show statsthe full matrixsettlement ledgerdoor-list CSV
The benefit
Why native beats rented.
The buyer is yours
No intermediary owns the relationship — every purchase lands in your lake, deduped, messageable tomorrow.
Scarcity that's real
Capacity enforces itself — a sold-out show is sold out everywhere at once, no oversell disasters.
The door just works
Rotating codes kill screenshot fraud; wallet passes scan fast; the crew gets the door-list CSV.
Settlement is visible
The ledger is part of the platform — gross by show, by city, by tour, no reconciliation spreadsheets.
Every capability
The full box office.
Sell
✦Native ticket purchase on event pages
✦Portal ticket sales for fans
✦Capacity enforced at checkout
✦Every sale feeds the lake
Deliver
✦Branded wallet passes
✦Rotating gate codes
✦Resend in one tap
✦Void in one tap
Run the door
✦Door-list CSV export
✦Scan-friendly codes
✦Real-time sold vs scanned
✦Crew-ready exports
Account
✦Ticket Central: stats + matrix + ledger
✦Per-show and per-city gross
✦Settlement visibility
✦Sales history on every fan record
