You run the event. Nori handles tickets, reminders and check-in, and turns your guests into a community that stays in touch between dates.
The event page goes stale the moment the night is over. Next month you start from zero and hope the same people find the new link.
400 unread messages, three polls and one pinned link. New people can't tell what's happening or who anyone is.
Who's a regular, who was new, who never came back? It lives in your head, or in a sheet nobody updates.
Nori keeps what happened: who came, who met whom, and what's next.
Other event tools stop at the door. With Nori, that's where something starts. Every step guests take anyway brings them closer to a community of people who have actually met. No extra account, no extra app.
For you as the host: Set up the series once. Page, tickets, reminders, check-in and recap run on their own for every date.
Whether they come from WhatsApp, Instagram or the Explore page, everyone lands on the same event page. A ticket only takes an email address, no password. With it, you're automatically a guest in the community: no second sign-up, no app.
Guests see who else is coming, ask questions and make plans right on the event page. First-timers already know a few faces when they arrive. Reminders go out on their own.
Check-in is the moment everything turns on. It proves someone was really there, makes guests verified members and unlocks what belongs only to people who have met in person.
At multi-day events, Nori becomes the event's digital twin: schedule, announcements, room changes and meeting points, for everyone who's checked in. No second app, no group chat with 2,000 people.
The next morning, everyone gets a short recap: the people from the event, three worth talking to, and what's coming up. One tap connects you, and the event where you met stays attached to it.
People who keep meeting in person come to trust each other. That trust turns a guest list into more: people help each other, trade, start projects, organize things together and host the next meetup themselves.
Every regular started as a guest.
Every check-in leaves a stamp. So does hosting, helping at the door or starting a new chapter. Each stamp is proof you were there, so everyone can see who's part of the community, and for how long.
Members are marked verified once they've been checked in at a real event. Nobody else gets the mark.
Run 30 local groups under one roof. Each chapter lead manages their own city's events and people and can't touch anything else. Members see every chapter's calendar and meet people from other cities.
Weekly, monthly or every 2nd Thursday. Skip or move a single date.
Ask about pace, diet, topics or how people heard of you.
Open, approval-only or invite-only. Capacity and waitlist included.
Hand a helper the scanner without handing over the admin.
Write to everyone going, maybe or not going, in your community's look.
Sent automatically, with your own note on top if you want one.
Registrations, check-ins, new vs. returning, per date and per series.
For hosts, guests and every email in between.
Export your members and events whenever you like. Nori is open source, and the spaces inside your community are end-to-end encrypted. If you outgrow us, you can run it on your own server and take your community with you. No ads, and we don't sell data.
Members, events, history
Member spaces and messages
Self-host if you want
Your guests aren't the product
If you run something that meets regularly, we'll set it up with you: your series, your guest list, your community space. In return you tell us honestly how it went after four to six events.