Here's What's New On Tix This June.
We pay attention to what you do on Tix.
Not in a creepy way just in a "they keep running into this problem, we should fix it" kind of way.For the last few months, we've been watching. Watching where organizers struggled. Watching where attendees felt anxious. Watching where things could just... be better.
The three features we launched came straight from that. From conversations in DMs. From support tickets we see repeated over and over. From watching smart, talented people do tedious, stressful things because our platform made them harder than they needed to be.
If you've ever managed promoters on WhatsApp, printed a guest list the night before an event, or bought a resale ticket with your heart in your throat this one's for you.
For Organizers: Promoter Links

The problem we kept hearing:
''I sent money to someone I found in the comments. They stopped responding after. Never again!''
Sound familiar? Of course it does.
Every organizer has been there. You trust a promoter with your event, they disappear, and suddenly you're left guessing how many tickets they actually sold.
Here's what changed:
Each promoter now gets their own unique link from your Tix dashboard. When someone buys through that link, you see it instantly, in real time. No login needed on their end. No manual counting on yours. No chasing messages after the event asking "so how many did you actually sell?"
The link does the work. It tracks everything.
What this actually means for you:
You know who's selling. You know how much they sold. You know when they sold it. You see real-time numbers as the event gets closer not a surprise conversation two days after the event happened.
You can even set payouts based on actual sales data. No more disputes. No more guessing.
Ready to set up your first promoter link?
Set up your Promoter Link →
Guest List Management: Your Entire Guest list, In Your Pocket

It's 30 minutes before your event. Your venue is packed. Someone arrives and they're not on the list. You need to check. So you pull out a crumpled printed spreadsheet, scroll through 500 names while people are backing up behind you, and... you can't find them.
We've seen this happen too many times.
Here's what we built:
Upload a CSV of up to 500 guests to your Tix dashboard. Your entire team can check people in from multiple devices: entrance, backstage, VIP section, wherever. No printed lists. No spreadsheets. All you have to do is search for a name, it appears instantly. Check them in. Done. The list updates in real time across every device on your team.
What this actually means for you:
Your event runs smoothly. Your team isn't stressed. Your guests get in without drama. You know exactly who showed up.
More importantly? You have real data about who actually attended your event. You can use that to plan better next time.
Ready to upload your guest list?
Upload your Guest List →
For Attendees: Resale Markup — Buy Resale Tickets Without The Anxiety

The reality we all know:
Your favourite event sold out. You panic. You search Twitter. Someone's selling tickets in the replies. You DM them. You send money. You wait. Nothing. Or worse, the ticket they send you is fake.
It happens. A lot.
Resale is messy. It's unregulated. It's anxiety-inducing. And it shouldn't be.
Here's what changed:
Organizers can now set a cap on resale prices. All resale happens inside the Orbit app. You're not buying from a stranger in your DMs. You're buying from a real listing, at a fair price, with an actual valid ticket at the end of it.
The organizer controls the price ceiling. You have transparency. Everyone wins.
What this actually means for you:
That sold-out event? You can still go. You can buy a resale ticket knowing it's legitimate. Knowing you're not getting scammed. Knowing the price won't be completely insane.
And for organizers? You're still in control of your event's integrity. You decide if resale is allowed. You decide how much markup is fair.
Ready to find tickets to your next favourite event?
Explore the Marketplace →
Why We Built These
We could tell you about the strategy, we could talk about market opportunity and feature prioritization frameworks.
But honestly? We built these because we were frustrated watching our users deal with bad situations.
Organizers grinding through WhatsApp chats trying to manage chaos. Event teams fumbling with printed lists. Fans missing shows because resale was too risky.
That's not how it should work.
What's Next
We're not done. There's more coming. And honestly, the best ideas we have come from you. If something's been frustrating you if there's a feature you keep wishing existed just reach out. Hit reply. Send a DM. Leave a comment.
We read every single one.
Because that's how this works. You tell us what's broken. We listen. We build.
That's the cycle.
You've trusted us with your events. With your communities.
We're not taking that lightly.
More features coming soon. More listening. More building for what actually matters.
Thanks for building with us.