What we do
Fan shows, done properly.
Fandoms host the screenings. Fans book fairly, help out, and get credited. Sellers and suppliers plug in. And every rupee - tickets, merch, bills, payouts - is on one set of books. Start with who you are.
Book a seat, fairly
Pick a show and a section. Seats are allocated in order, held while you pay, and the waitlist moves up by itself when someone drops out. No bots, no refresh wars.
See what's on →Join a fandom
A membership gets you first pick on the fandom's own shows, member pricing, and a badge. Some shows open to members days before the public.
Browse fandoms →Be part of the night, in your capacity
One crew card, four ways in: volunteer on the day, offer a paid service (editing, photo, video, design, social), set up a stall, or sponsor a show. Each asks only for what it needs; hosts post what their show needs; you apply in a tap.
Make a talent card →Walk in with a QR
Your ticket lands on WhatsApp and email the moment it's confirmed. One scan at the door - even with no signal, the gate works from a list loaded before the doors open.
My bookings →Take something home
Posters, tees and fan-made things from sellers the fandoms vouch for.
The shop →SoonHow a show happens
The same nine steps, every time, in this order.
- 1
Coming soon
A film with no show yet drifts across the home page. Fans see it coming.
- 2
A show is proposed
A fandom (or the house) sets the film, theatre, date and prices. The house approves.
- 3
Members first
If the fandom chooses, its members book first. The badge tells everyone else when their turn comes.
- 4
The word goes out
Pop-up on the site; WhatsApp, SMS and email to the people who asked to hear.
- 5
Booking
Seats held in order, paid in a window, waitlist promoted automatically. What each ticket costs is written down at that moment and never changes.
- 6
The crew
Hosts post calls; fans apply with talent cards; hosts confirm. Paid crew become a bill against the show.
- 7
The night
QR at the door. Counter sales for walk-ins. Every rupee that arrives is a ledger line by itself.
- 8
The wall
The people who made it happen are thanked by name on the show's page.
- 9
Settlement
Takings minus refunds, charges, GST, vendor bills and crew bills is what the host receives. Itemised, and matched to the bank.
Things you'll notice
Members first
On a show card: the fandom's members can book now; you can from the date shown.
Opens at…
Booking is scheduled. The card says when; come back then.
Verified
On a crew card: this person's ID was checked by the site and their photo approved. The documents were deleted after; only the facts remain.
The megaphone
Beside the menu. Closed an announcement by mistake? It is in there.