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Discreet Ticketing for Kink Events

Vet your attendees, keep the address quiet, and hold on to your own data.

Running a play party or a munch means juggling consent, trust and discretion on top of the usual ticketing work. Most event platforms weren't built for that, and some have content rules that put events like yours at risk.

Revel was made by people who organize these events. Put a questionnaire in front of your tickets, so newcomers can tell you who vouches for them before they learn where the venue is. Show the address only to confirmed guests. Keep the guest list to yourself.

It's open source, so you can run it on your own server if you want nobody else near your data. Or use our hosted version, which runs in Europe.

What's included

Attendee Vetting

A questionnaire before the ticket: references, experience, agreement to your consent policy. Approve by hand, or let multiple-choice answers score automatically.

Address on a Need-to-Know Basis

Choose who sees the address and the guest list for each event. Attendees can also hide themselves from lists.

Blocklist

Keep out people who aren't welcome. Entries match on email, phone or Telegram, and also catch spelling variations of names.

Invite-Only and Members-Only

Private events, unlisted links and members-only nights. Direct invitations can let people you already trust skip the questionnaire.

Proper Ticketing

Tiers, pay-what-you-can, waitlists, QR check-in at the door, and tickets in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.

Potluck Boards

Snacks, drinks, supplies and safer sex supplies. Guests claim what they bring, so you end up with lube and not six bags of crisps.

Why Revel

Why Kink Organizers Use Revel

  • Vet newcomers before they get a ticket
  • Addresses and guest lists stay private
  • A blocklist for people who aren't welcome
  • No ads or trackers following your guests around
  • Self-host for full control over sensitive data
  • Made by people who run these events

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

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Open source

Events That Respect Privacy and Consent

See how it works in the demo, or run it on your own server.