Event editor

The event editor lets you load every detail of a show on a single screen and publish it when it’s ready. While in draft only you and your team can see it. The moment you publish, it appears on the public page, the sitemap and the /discover search.

Create an event

In Events → New event you fill in:

Basic info

• Banner (recommended 1600×900 px). JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF, max 5 MB. It’s the image we use on the event page, on the preview when you share the link, and in emails to the buyer.
• Title, short description and long description (with formatting). One set per language supported by the venue.
• Tags (festival, electronic, acoustic, cdmx, etc.) — used in /discover search and for SEO.

Dates and venue

• Start and end of the event (with explicit timezone).
• Doors open optional.
• Venue: name, address, city, country. If you have coordinates we use them for the map on the public page.

Tickets

Each ticket type has:

• Translated name (General, VIP, Combo + Merch).
• Price in the venue’s currency.
• Total capacity.
• Optional sale start / end (early bird, late release).
• Visibility: public or discount code only.

You can clone a ticket type to quickly create variants.

Refund policy

Pick one of:

• No refunds.
• Up to 24 hours before.
• Flexible (case by case).

The policy is displayed on the public page before checkout.

Edit an existing event

From Events, tap any event and you land on the same editor. You can iterate as much as you want: changes save as draft even if the event is still public.

Tap Save and apply to push the changes live. If you just want to keep them as a draft without touching the public version, use Save as draft.

Changing tickets already sold

You can lower the price or capacity, but you can’t drop the capacity below the tickets already sold. The screen warns you when an action would break existing orders.

Publish and unpublish

• Publish: flips the event to live. Requires Stripe connected and at least one ticket type.
• Unpublish: brings the event back to draft. Public URLs stop working until you publish again. Existing orders and issued tickets stay valid.

Translations

If your venue supports multiple languages, the editor shows a locale picker on top (ES • EN • PT • ...). Translatable fields: title, descriptions, ticket type names, terms.

If you publish without translating a locale, the public page falls back to the default and shows a small notice to the buyer.

Event statuses

Status	Shown in /discover	In sitemap	Buyable	How to reach
Draft	No	No	No	Initial state
Published	Yes (if upcoming)	Yes	Yes	Tap “Publish”
Unpublished	No	No	No	Tap “Unpublish” from a published event
Cancelled	Yes (with “Cancelled” badge)	Yes	No	You mark it manually
Past	No	No	No	Automatic when the date ends

Coming soon

• Per-event discount codes.
• Recurring dates / series of shows.
• Seated venues (venue map).
• Ticket releases with timed activation.