A ticket that never fails at the door
The QR is stored on your phone and opens even without internet. No digging through email.
A free app for iPhone and Android: all Ukrainian events in the Netherlands, a QR ticket in one tap and reminders so you never miss out.
To find a concert for the weekend you scroll through half of Telegram.
There is a queue at the door and you are digging for the QR email between ads.
Stand-up, house concert, meet-up - already over.
The QR is stored on your phone and opens even without internet. No digging through email.
Browse posters in your city, save what you like with one move.
Name and email are already filled in. Free event - the ticket goes straight to the "Tickets" tab.
The day before and before it starts. Plus new events in your city.
See who else is looking for company for the same event and swap contacts.
Familiar gestures, native speed and a ticket that goes into Apple Wallet.
The same dashboard as on the website, plus a scanner that does not mind bad reception. Free for free events.
Email, phone and who you are - 10 seconds.
We send a TestFlight or Google Play link as soon as the version is ready.
Your feedback shapes the app. On release day - a store link.
Nothing. The app is free, just like registering for free events. You only pay for paid tickets - same as on the website.
First a beta for people on the waitlist. We will email you the public release date - no spam in between.
No. You log in with the same account as on the website - your tickets and events will be there.
Apple's official app for betas. Install TestFlight from the App Store, then open the link from your invite - UA Events installs through it. On Android the beta installs from Google Play via the link in the email.
Yes. Choose "Organizer" or "Both" and we will invite you to the beta with the ticket scanner and live guest list. Same account as your dashboard on the website.
Click "Unsubscribe" in any waitlist email and you will get no more emails. To delete your entry completely, write to us via the contact page.
The beta opens first for people who signed up. It takes 10 seconds and there are no strings attached.