Most event tools are built for one event at a time, and the relationship ends at check-in. An event week is different: a person goes to six things in four days, hosted by different people, and what matters afterwards is who they met and where. EVNTS is built for that shape.
What it does
One app, two roles. A host builds an invitation, shares one link, sets free or paid tickets, and runs the door with a phone. A guest opens the link, joins in a tap, keeps the ticket, the guide and a live countdown on their phone, and keeps the people they met after the week ends. The same account is a host at your own events and a guest at everyone else's.
What it is not
EVNTS is not a marketplace. There is no public feed of events to browse; an event reaches you because someone invited you. That is a deliberate choice, and it is why an invitation link is the whole grant — no account is needed to see it, and no search will surface it.
Where it is
EVNTS is in private beta on iPhone with its first hosts in September 2026, with Android following. It is built and operated by Lumo Technology.