Security & privacy

Private should mean
private by design.

Event security is more than a QR code. It is knowing who can see the list, who can admit a guest, and what happens to attendee information afterward.

01

Collect less

Ask for only the attendee information needed to issue admission and operate the event.

02

Reveal less

Keep private events out of public discovery and restrict event operations to authorized staff.

03

Trust each ticket

Use unpredictable ticket credentials and server-side validation instead of guessable ticket numbers.

04

Record important actions

Preserve a useful history of issuance, revocation, replacement, and check-in activity.

Admission model

A QR code that behaves like a credential.

Scanning should validate a secure token, update ticket state atomically, and return a clear result. The visible ticket number is never enough to gain admission.

01IssueUnique credential created
02ScanServer validates status
03RecordAdmission timestamped
Our standard

No certification theater.

We will not claim audits or certifications before they exist. Early-access customers will receive clear documentation on hosting, encryption, backups, retention, incident response, and subprocessors before they place attendee data in the service.

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TransportHTTPS for organizer, attendee, and scanner traffic
StorageEncryption at rest with managed infrastructure
AccessSeparate organizer and door-staff permissions
SessionsSecure cookies, expiration, and revocation
OperationsBackups, monitoring, and incident procedures
PrivacyExport and deletion controls for organizers
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