Product

Integrations

EVNTS leans on the services already on your phone rather than asking you to connect accounts. Here is what it uses today, and what is on the way.

Today

Sign in with Apple and Google
The two ways into an account. No password, nothing to remember; deleting your account also revokes what Apple issued for it.
Apple Maps and Google Maps
A venue opens in the maps app your phone already has — Apple Maps on iPhone, the maps app you chose on Android — for directions. EVNTS does not draw its own map before launch.
Venue search
Hosts find a venue by name while building an invitation. The search is billed to EVNTS, never to the host, and only the host's query leaves the app.
Share sheet
An invitation shares through the phone's own share sheet, so it lands in whichever chat you use.

Planned

Apple Wallet and Google Wallet
A ticket as a pass, updated when it changes. Arrives with the ticket credential work.
Payments
Paid tickets settle through a payment processor; the account a host connects and the fees are published before checkout launches.
Calendar export
Your events as a calendar you can subscribe to. On the post-launch list.
Webhooks, exports and API keys
For hosts who run their own tooling: guest-list exports, event webhooks and connector keys. Exports and webhooks are scheduled; keys and connectors are post-launch.

This page describes what is built or scheduled in the product's own plan. It is updated when something ships, not before.