Ticketing
VIP, early-bird, group, hidden, approval-gated and waitlisted ticket types.
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Every part of the event,in one platform
Ticketing, registration, orders, on-site check-in, agenda, speakers, sponsors and certificates — the whole run of an event, instead of four tools stitched together with a spreadsheet.
Event management
In active development · Redesign in progress
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The deepest thing we've built
Most organisers end up running a ticketing tool, a form builder, a check-in app and a spreadsheet, then reconciling them by hand at midnight. moviqo is the attempt to make that one system, from selling the first ticket to scanning the last one at the door.
What's built
Registration builder
Build the form you actually need, with fields that appear based on earlier answers.
Orders & invoicing
Inventory, coupons, tax and sequential invoices settled in a single server-side transaction.
Offline check-in
Volunteers scan at the door with no signal. Logs are append-only and reconcile when it returns.
Agenda & speakers
Sessions, tracks and rooms, plus a portal speakers manage themselves.
Sponsor portal
Sponsors capture and see their own leads instead of emailing you for a list.
Certificates
Generated automatically, each with a public verification link.
Venue designer
Lay out the room in 3D, then watch occupancy fill it live during check-in.
A visual redesign is in progress; this page will follow it rather than diverge from it.
Payment collection is being wired — confirm the current state before quoting it to an organiser.
The run of an event
Three phases, one record.
Most organisers change tools somewhere between selling a ticket and scanning it. Here the ticket, the form response and the badge at the door are the same row in the same database.
01
Before
- Ticket types, pricing and inventory
- Registration forms with conditional fields
- Orders, coupons, tax and invoices
- Speaker and sponsor portals
02
On the day
- Offline QR check-in that survives dead Wi-Fi
- Volunteer scanning app
- Live occupancy against the venue plan
- Sessions, tracks and room schedule
03
After
- Certificates generated with verification links
- Sponsor lead exports
- Attendance reconciliation
- Reporting on what actually happened
Questions
It's built for organisers running ticketed events with real operational load — college fests, conferences, corporate events — rather than casual meetups.
No. The volunteer check-in app is offline-first by design, because venue Wi-Fi is the thing most likely to fail on the day.
Yes — both have their own portals, so you're not the middleman for every schedule change and lead request.
It's in active development with a redesign underway. Get in touch if you're running an event and want to talk early access.
Running an event this year?
We're looking for organisers to run real events on it while the redesign lands.