Trust

The house sees a count. Not the address.

A star asks for an email once, if the account does not have one. That address is for the person to get back in. The venue, the promoter, and the DJ never see it, and they never see a phone number.

Alerts stay in the app

A venue blast, a crew note, and a shift invite arrive in the app. If it is closed, the note is waiting the next time they open it. It is not a text and not a phone push.

Names stay off the public line

Tonight can say how many people in a crew are at a room. It does not name them. A block either way hides that person.

One list, capped

A private crew holds 25. A venue’s followers hold twice the room, from 300 to 3,000, and 500 until a size is set. The GM can message the venue list. An AGM or Marketing seat can, only if the GM turns that on.

What we will not claim yet

Instagram pictures on Live, until a scrape of a venue’s public handle returns them. There is no hourly scrape scheduled.

Texts to fans or staff. Phone codes need a text provider, which is not connected.

A charged card. The prices on the venue page are in the product. Demo mode waives them.

A venue subscription price. The gate exists. The monthly number does not.

That Working Tonight messages the whole venue. It messages people who starred that person, and that person’s private crews.