Nobody arrives alone.Nobody runs it alone.
I'm going out
Tickets, guest lists and perks on one pass.
In your pocket, at the door, at the bar.
Find a night
I'm running a night
One login. A console, a phone, a tablet.
Sales and payouts in the console. The door and the bar scan from the app — phone or tablet, same ticket, no signal needed.
Book a pilot
The night, end to end
One ticket. A whole night. Everyone you brought.
01
Claimed
Your ticket lands in the app and works even when the signal doesn't — refreshing its own QR. Bring whoever you like.

02
Shared
Three friends. One link. When your people claim through you, the night knows who brought whom — and pays you YRTKT credit for it (money off, or a free night, once it's used).

03
At the door
Scanned on an ordinary iPad. Green means in. The door keeps admitting even when the signal doesn't.

04
At the bar
The house drink, the merch, the plus-ones — redeemed off the same QR. Single-use, no faff.

Rewards for bringing people
Bring the room with you.
Share a night. Friends claim, their friends claim — and everyone who brought people earns YRTKT credit.
How it works — illustrative
Each ring is a friend who claimed through someone else's link.
For the people running it
The whole night — console, door and bar.
Sales, guest lists and promoter payouts in the browser. Door staff scan from a phone. The bar or box office redeems from a tablet. Zero hardware, zero integration, without renting your audience to someone else.



How the night runs
Five steps, three devices, one ticket.
01
Set it up
Build the event, tiers and guest list in the browser console — the only step that happens at a desk.
02
Sell & share
Tickets go on sale; promoters and fans share their own links, each one attributed automatically.
03
Scan the door
Door staff admit from a phone in their hand, not a fixed station — the queue keeps moving.
04
Redeem the bar
Drinks, merch and plus-ones redeem off the same QR from a tablet at the bar or box office.
05
Get paid
Promoter commission and payouts settle automatically from the night's own ledger — no manual reconciliation.
What you need to start
- An ordinary phone or tablet at the door. No dedicated scanner hardware, no signed hardware contract.
- No POS integration required — entitlements redeem straight off the ticket.
- Your event details and your usual door process. We build around how your team already runs a night.
What backs this
- Every pilot is run personally — a reply from a human, not a support queue.
- Every fee is published on one page, not disclosed only at checkout — see Pricing.
- Promoter commission and fan rewards are funded from the organiser's own revenue, never skimmed from YRTKT's cut — the same money either way, never a hidden second pool.
Questions worth asking
Isn't ticket redemption just free-drinks fraud waiting to happen?
Every entitlement is single-use and tied to one ticket — it's marked redeemed the instant it's scanned, so a second attempt on the same QR reads as "Already" in red, not green, whoever's holding it. Issued-vs-redeemed numbers are live on the venue console throughout the night, not reconciled the next morning, with a full audit trail of who scanned what and when.
Will my door staff actually cope with new software on a Friday night?
The door app is point-and-scan: valid, guests, tap to admit. Staff see one job — no settings, no second screen, no login flow beyond the one they're handed at the start of the shift. It runs on an ordinary phone or tablet, the same device class most door staff already carry.
What happens if there's no signal at the door?
Every ticket checks out on the device itself — the scan doesn't wait on a network round trip. Whatever the room's signal is doing, the door keeps admitting, and everything reconciles with the console once connectivity is back.




