Shabanga

Sell tickets, work the door, and take counter orders from the floor, all from your phone. One fee per order, not per ticket, and your guests never make an account.

FOR THE PERSON THROWING IT

• Build an event from scratch, from a link, or just by describing it Set tiers that open as the cheaper ones sell out Transfer tickets to your friends, they can only be used once • See sold, remaining and checked-in on one screen, live • Generate passes, guests list, Artists, VIP’s, with comps, plus-ones and perk allotments Discount codes, single-use or shared Add production costs so you can see everything at once • Message everyone holding a ticket when something changes Get an alert on your phone the moment a ticket sells Promoter and Artist profiles Apple Pay and Credit Cards

AT THE DOOR

Scan tickets with your phone camera. Text a link to whoever is working the door and they scan too. No account, just the app and a PIN you give them. Can't scan a code? Search by name.

THE COUNTER

Once a guest checks in and is verified, their menu opens on their phone. They order from where they're standing, you get the order at the counter, and one code covers the whole round. No line, no tab, no card machine. Prop any tablet at the counter and open a link, the order queue runs in the browser, so there's nothing to install on it.

FOR THE PERSON GOING

• Buy in seconds as a guest no account, ever, no sign in. We’re tired of that • Tickets live in the app, email and in Apple Wallet • Order from the counter from your seat once you're inside Browse what's on, by soonest, newest, most popular or cheapest

WHAT PEOPLE PUT ON WITH IT

Club nights and day parties. Concerts, album releases and listening sessions. Comedy, drag, burlesque and open mics. Art openings, markets and pop-ups. Supper clubs and tasting nights. Film screenings and workshops. Fundraisers, block parties and backyard sets. Weddings, birthdays and private parties. Anything with a door, a guest list, or a bar.

ABOUT THE FEES

One fee per order, not per ticket. Buy four tickets or items together and you pay it once, the more of you there are, the less each person carries. It is the whole reason the fee works the way it does, and it is the opposite of how this usually goes.

Organizers keep what they price. No monthly fee, no listing fee, no charge to create an event.

Shabanga is built for the organizer that want’s to keep the numbers in one place from the tickets to the counter. One payout. No POS, no running power cables, no dealing with wifi. Self healing, if a phone dies, pick up another one and carry on. It’s the whole Shabanga.

APPLE PAY — WHERE TO FIND IT (Guideline 2.1)

This build (37) adds a dedicated Apple Pay button directly on the checkout screen, so the integration is visible on every Apple Pay-capable device regardless of Wallet contents.

Path: Events tab > App Review Event > tap + on a tier > Checkout. The Apple Pay button appears above the "Get tickets" button:

• On a device with a card in Apple Wallet, it reads "Buy with Apple Pay" and completes the purchase with Face ID / Touch ID.
• On a device with NO card in Wallet — as shown in the review screenshots from Aug 18 and Aug 21 — it reads "Set Up Apple Pay" and opens Wallet's add-card flow, per Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for Apple Pay.

Background: previous builds presented Apple Pay only inside the Stripe Payment Sheet, which hides the Apple Pay option when no card is provisioned in Wallet (Stripe SDK behavior). That is why it could not be located on the review device. The button in this build does not depend on that condition.

PassKit is also used for Apple Wallet event tickets: after any purchase, each ticket offers "Add to Apple Wallet."