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Studionity Events

Event management software for Indian events, from invite to entry

One console carries the whole night — invites and RSVPs, entry at the door, the run-of-show, venue signage, sponsors and the numbers you leave with.

Summits and conferences, expos and fairs, college fests, product launches, weddings and birthdays all run the same shape: switch on only the parts that event needs. Pair it with face-matched photo delivery and the same guest record hands out the photos too.

Invite-only pilot · Made in India 🇮🇳

The Studionity console: a countdown to showtime beside live tiles for photos, guests confirmed, faces enrolled, documents delivered and crew on shift
The console counts down to showtime and keeps the night's status in one place.
0s at the gate — a guest is recognised on the crew's own tablet
1 record per guest: invite, RSVP, entry, table and the photos they go home with
0 apps for guests to install — one link holds the whole night
  • Weddings & sangeetsHaldi to reception across days — see the wedding week.
  • Summits & conferencesCategories, zone access and passes that fill themselves from the guest record.
  • Expos & fairsBooth QRs, floor zones and consent-first sponsor leads.
  • College festsThree days, nine stages, one timeline on every phone and screen.
  • Product launchesSignage, announcements and a room reel driven from the same console.
  • Birthdays & celebrationsSmall rooms, the same one-link flow, nothing to install.

The console

One console, the whole night

A countdown to showtime, then a live status snapshot across photos, RSVPs, check-ins, sponsor leads, documents and crew.

Time to showtime

Days, hours, minutes and seconds to doors, with the room and the date beside it, so nobody has to ask what happens next.

The night, in tiles

Photos indexed, guests confirmed, faces enrolled for the gate, documents delivered, sponsor leads and crew on shift — one screen, refreshed as the night runs.

Needs you now

Only the approvals nobody else can make surface here. Everything else keeps running without you.

Invites & RSVP

Invites and RSVPs

Three invite moods, a live editor that keeps type legible on any background, and an RSVP form you build yourself.

  • A live invite editor with a contrast and legibility guard
  • An RSVP form builder: choice, number, short answer, yes/no or date
  • CSV import, custom guest fields and bulk roles
RSVP and invitation software

FaceGate

Check in by face at the door

No desk, no queue, no list read out loud. Guests walk up, look at the crew's tablet, and they are in — about two seconds each, and it keeps clearing the line when the venue Wi-Fi drops.

The FaceGate gate view on a crew tablet: a gold reticle around a guest's face, matching locally with no faces sent to the server
The gate view on the crew's tablet — face first, with the QR pass and a name search one tap away.

About two seconds

Recognised as they walk up, then greeted by name with their table and how many photos are already waiting.

Then the QR pass

If a face doesn't read, the same station scans the pass QR on-device, with no signal needed.

Then a name

A name search across the whole guest list, held on the device. Nobody is left standing at the gate.

Summits, expos and fests

Passes that open the right doors

Design the template once. Every copy fills itself from the one guest record, and the category decides which zones it opens.

  • Category-aware access — VIP, family, crew, general
  • Issued the moment a guest RSVPs yes, over WhatsApp
  • Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, plus a printable fallback
  • Face first at the gate, the QR pass and a name search behind it

Indian wedding guests never show an entry pass. A wedding uses the invite and face at the gate instead — pass and badge language belongs to summits, expos and fests.

The entry ladder in the console: Face, then QR, then Name, with the gate pack ready and a separate FaceGate consent noted
The entry ladder: face first, always a fallback.

Run-of-show

Set the timeline once; it runs the room

Every run-sheet item feeds the guest's Tonight strip and the venue up-next screens at the same time.

  • Each item tagged to a zone — Mandap, Gate 2, Dining Lawn
  • Reminders fire on schedule, without anyone watching a clock
  • “Announce this” hands the copy to Announce, pre-written
  • Export a run sheet for the crew

It holds a multi-day shape too — see a two-day wedding run-of-show.

The run-of-show in the console: timed items tagged to zones such as Mandap, Dining Lawn and Dance Floor, each with an Announce this button
One run sheet drives the guest hub and the venue screens.

Venue

Zones, maps and documents

The venue is laid out as zones, and every document goes to exactly the people it is for.

Zones with their own QR

Print a fix for each zone. Guests get you-are-here with nothing to install, and you get live density as the room fills.

Documents by audience

Joining instructions, agenda PDFs, speaker packs, venue maps and receipts routed into each person's own vault, with a per-row open rate. Crew run sheets never reach guests.

Announce & incidents

Talk to the room, catch what goes wrong

One send reaches every phone in the room, and anything that breaks reaches the nearest crew member.

One send, three channels

App, WhatsApp and SMS at once, scheduled ahead if you want, with read rates so you know it landed.

Report, assign, reply

A guest taps Report, the nearest crew picks it up, and the reply lands in that guest's own updates — not a group chat.

Signage

Every screen, driven from one console

Pair any TV or projector once. Push a layout and it appears on every paired screen in the venue.

  • Welcome loop, live photo wall, seating, up-next, projector reel
  • The photo wall fills itself as the crew uploads
  • The up-next card follows the run-of-show with no operator
A venue screen showing a live photo wall beside an up-next card and the latest announcement
A paired venue screen: photo wall, up-next and the latest announcement.

Sponsors

The floor is the funnel

Placements across the guest hub, the welcome interstitial, the signage loop, a booth QR and the photo watermark — tiered Platinum, Gold and Partner.

  • A lead exists only when a guest opts in, timestamped and consented
  • Export a clean consented CSV the sponsor can act on
  • Every placement is measurable, so renewal is a conversation about numbers
The sponsors screen in the console: four partners with tier badges and their placements across the guest hub, docs and venue map
Sponsors, their placements and consented leads in one place. Illustrative demo event — sample numbers, not client results.

Insights

Everything the night did, in one screen

The RSVP funnel, photo engagement, gate check-ins, document delivery, announcement read-rates and the sponsor rollup — exportable while you are still packing up.

An insights summary: gallery visits, photo downloads, favourites and how many photos carry a matched face
One summary, exportable. Illustrative demo event — sample numbers, not client results.

FAQ

Event team questions

What kinds of events does Studionity Events run?

Weddings and sangeets, corporate summits and conferences, expos and fairs, college fests, product launches, birthdays and small celebrations. The console keeps the same shape for all of them — you switch on only the modules that event needs.

Is the RSVP list the same list used for check-in and photos?

Yes. There is one record per guest carrying the invite, the RSVP, the pass, the table and the photos they go home with. Edit it once and the pass, the gate and the gallery all follow.

Can a photographer and an event manager run the same event?

Yes. Each keeps their own console, crew and wallet, scoped to photos or operations, and the money never pools across studios. The guest still joins once and sees a single, seamless night.

Do guests need to install anything to see the schedule or their pass?

No. One link holds the whole event — the live agenda, their entry status, documents dropped in by the organiser, the venue map and announcements. It runs in the browser with no app and no signup.

How are sponsor leads captured without scraping guest data?

A lead exists only when a guest taps a sponsor card or scans a booth QR and opts in. Every one is timestamped and consented, and export hands the sponsor a clean list they can act on.

Run your next event on one console

Tell us the date and the room. We'll set the event up with you and stay on the phone through the night.

Invite-only pilot · Made in India 🇮🇳