Your data is scattered across six places.
So is your head.

Ticketmaster-level verification, on your own platform

Every ticket carries a QR code that rotates like a two-factor authentication code — impossible to screenshot and reuse. Check-in works without internet at the door, with a high-demand queue for mass sales, Apple/Google wallets, and your own Stripe account collecting directly — the money never touches an Aluna account.

Real example of ticket types: Early Bird from $349, General Admission $499, VIP $1,199 — configurable per event.

An assistant that executes, not just answers

Larry is Aluna's AI — and it's not an FAQ chatbot. It creates, moves and sends real things inside your account (with confirmation before any irreversible action and undo for almost everything), proactively audits your venue's capacity and emergency exits, and can search and recommend speakers or vendors by describing what you need in plain language.

Walk your venue before you build it

Design the venue floor plan in 2D with furniture and sales zones, and walk it in a first-person 3D viewer — with a minimap, gyroscope control on mobile, and an Augmented Reality button. Multiple people can edit the same plan at once, with global undo/redo like a shared document.