Getting there, together.
One page for everyone coming to your festival. It shows who else is setting off from their area at the same time, and who is camping nearby. They choose who to travel with. You see fewer cars, and how everyone arrives.
No app to download. Never books or sells travel.
Bristol to site
Friday morning, by carOnly shown to people who chose to be seen
Why festivals use it
Fewer cars. Safer journeys.
A lower travel footprint
Travel to the site is usually the largest part of a festival’s footprint. Four people in a car instead of one is the simplest saving, and you can count it.
Safer journeys
Fewer people travelling alone, on the way in and on the way home after the last set.
Travel matching
Where people set off from, how, when, and where they stay. They see who is on the same route and decide for themselves.
How it works
One link. Two minutes.
You send one link
To crew, volunteers, traders or ticket holders, from your own email or app.
They add their journey
Where from, how, roughly when, and where they are staying. No app, no password.
They choose who to travel with
Getting there, staying nearby, or going home. Nobody is shown unless they choose to be.
What you see
How your people arrive, before they arrive.
Live, as journeys come in. Export it for your sustainability report.
Arrivals by day
Setting off from
Sample figures, for illustration.
Safety and trust
Safe by design.
Opt in, always
Nobody is shown to anyone unless they choose to be. Names and contact details only when both agree.
Start with people you know
Begin with crew or volunteers. Only people you add can see each other.
Identity checks come first
Before anything opens to a wider audience.
What it never does
Never books, sells or arranges travel or accommodation, and never handles money. It introduces, and people decide.
A pilot for 2027
One group. One season. No fee.
Pick one group, such as crew or volunteers. We agree the measures up front.
- How many used their page
- How many travelled together
- The car journeys saved
- What your team thought
Not only festivals