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Events Without the Surveillance

No ads, no analytics trackers, no selling your guest list. Just the tools you need to run your events.

Plenty of event platforms make part of their money from what they know about your attendees. That is why their pages come loaded with tracking pixels and their privacy policies go on for pages.

Revel doesn't work that way. There's no analytics script on the site, only essential cookies, and even the fonts come from our own servers. We earn money from a small fee on paid tickets, not from data, so there's nothing to gain by collecting more.

The code is open source, so you don't have to take our word for any of this. And if you want the data on your own hardware, you can self-host.

What's included

No Tracking Scripts

No Google Analytics, no ad pixels, no third-party SDKs following your attendees around the web.

You Decide What Guests See

Choose per event whether the guest list, the headcount and the address are visible, and to whom. Attendees can also hide themselves from lists.

Ask Only What You Need

Pronouns, a profile photo or questionnaire answers are only requested when your event actually calls for them.

Export and Delete, Built In

Anyone can download their personal data or delete their account from their own settings. No emails to a support inbox.

Hosted in Europe

Our hosted version runs on European servers, under EU data protection law.

Open Source and Self-Hostable

Read exactly how data is handled, or run Revel on your own server so it never leaves your hands.

Why Revel

Privacy You Can Explain to Your Community

  • No advertising business, so no reason to collect more than we need
  • Only essential cookies
  • Guest list and address visibility set per event
  • Two-factor authentication for every account
  • Data export and account deletion without a support ticket
  • Self-hosting for when the data has to stay on your own servers

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

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Open source

Run Events Your Attendees Can Trust

Look around the demo, or read the code for yourself.