Flowpass is the seat-mapped, scan-fast, settlement-clean ticketing platform built for event organizers.
This isn’t a screenshot. It’s the live status of an active event being hosted on Flowpass — wired straight to the same database the studio’s organizer is watching from her dashboard.
One screen for the three things every organizer is actually counting at 5pm on show day: who’s through the door, what hit the bank, what’s still on the floor.
Live map, QRPh checkout, QR ticket emailed in seconds. No app, no account, no friction — attendees barely notice they’re using software. The map you’re about to click is the real Cinema 1 layout, PWD-accessible row and all. Try it yourself.
Every event on this roster ran on the same Flowpass instance you’d get if you signed up today. Different layouts, different price tiers, different audiences — same code, same dashboard, same scanner at the door.
A year-end recital showcase for every dance class camp run by the studio. Cinema 1 layout with VIP rows A–E and PWD accommodation in the front row. Parents browse the live seat map from their phones; the studio's organizer watches the same numbers fill in from her dashboard.
The 19th annual UP national street dance competition — over one thousand attendees across three events in a day, multi-event scheduling, single roster. Door scanners running off mobile cameras cut the queue eighty percent over the previous year's wristband process.
The first production on Flowpass. A fundraising dance concert for 4DK's run to the World Hip Hop Dance Championship. Built the platform from the ground up specifically for this event — same engine that runs every show since.
I’m a software engineer in Marikina. I built the first version of Flowpass in 2025 for 4DK’s dance concert because the alternatives didn’t fit — the bigger platforms charged fees too steep for a local recital, generic form tools couldn’t handle seat selection, and hand-stamping tickets at the door — we tried that one, never again.
Three productions later, Flowpass is still running and growing. I write all the code. I onboard every client. When you email, I reply — usually within a day.
No sales team. No support tier. No ‘please open a ticket and someone will get back to you.’ If something breaks during your event, I’m the person fixing it.
Two ways to start: tell me about the event you’re planning, or see what Flowpass looks like in production. No demo call, no sales sequence, no ‘book a slot in my calendar’ — just an email or a click.
