Produto
Cada função do portal do evento contada pela dor que resolve: o que acontecia antes, o que mudou e como se ativa.
From pilot to platform: what we built from May to October
After Sitevinitech (about 10,000 attendees, per its organizer), the pilot became a platform: communities, AI, web registration, notices and a free plan.
QR check-in: run the door of your event without printing anything
The 9am line is your event's first impression. We shipped QR check-in: any phone is a scanner, and there is nothing to print.
En Vivo: live screen trivia and polls, with the room already inside
Projecting a trivia normally asks everyone to open another site and type a code. We shipped En Vivo: the room is already inside the event.
Event registration page: email sign-up and an embed for your own site
Nobody identifies themselves before deciding. We shipped the registration page: email sign-up, content blocks, and a card to paste into your own site.
Sponsor ROI: what a sponsor actually takes home from your event
A sponsor pays for a logo on a pull-up and leaves with a photo. We shipped the portal sponsor banner: it rotates, weights by tier and leaves a trace.
Live Q&A for talks: the microphone nobody has to raise
It's always the same three people asking. We shipped per-talk live Q&A: written from the seat, upvoted, and the speaker sees the ones that matter.
The live event agenda, and the nudge 15 minutes before
The agenda PDF is out of date before it gets printed. We shipped the portal agenda: rooms, filters, and a nudge on the phone 15 minutes before each talk.
1:1 meetings at events: business matchmaking without a spreadsheet
Matchmaking rounds get built in Excel and fall apart over chat. We shipped 1:1 meetings: publish when you're free, get booked, and there's a table.
Event surveys on the phone: NPS and star ratings per talk
Almost nobody answers the post-event form. We shipped feedback on the phone: one star when each talk ends, and a closing NPS in 30 seconds.
AI matchmaking: who's actually worth meeting at an event
At a 600-person event there are five people who could change your year, and you don't know who. We shipped AI matchmaking: who to meet, and why.
Trade show gamification: the game that fills the back aisles
The exhibitor in the back aisle sees nobody. We shipped the booth game: scan QR codes, earn points, and a weighted daily prize draw.
Mi Tarjeta and Mi Red: event networking without dictating a number
Three weeks later nobody remembers who the crumpled business card belonged to. We shipped Mi Tarjeta and Mi Red: scan the QR, and you're connected.