A conference is one main event and a hundred side events — workshops, meetups, after-parties — each behind a different door, on a different app. VIP RSVP keeps your name on every list. Your agent works the door; you approve once and walk in.
Three moves, in order — the same three a good maître d' makes, except your agent makes them across every app at once.
Interests, must-attends, how far you'll walk, how many events a day. Plain words — no setup, no forms.
It reads every side event, checks times, distances and capacity, and resolves the conflicts before you ever see them.
One tap. It RSVPs on every platform and hands you one calendar, one receipt trail, one cancel button.
We never ask anyone to switch platforms. Whatever door the organizer picked, your name gets on the list — fully automatic wherever the app allows it. We're honest about the rest.
Your RSVP happens in the background, with a real receipt. Nothing for you to do.
Same story — your agent RSVPs directly and capacity is enforced for you.
No public API there, so your agent opens the invite and you tap once. That's the whole effort.
A Google Form or a link in a tweet — your agent fills what it can and walks you through the rest.
Register side events instead of re-hosting them. Every event carries a badge — official, community, or unofficial — and you see who's coming to what, without the email dumps.
Point at the event on Luma or Eventbrite and it joins the ecosystem, with live capacity.
Who's at the workshop and the after-party? One view — names and statuses, tenant-isolated.
Every suspicious attempt is visible to the organizers it affects. No surprises at the door.
One approval for the whole week — one calendar, one receipt trail, one cancel button. Your name's already down.