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01 / 10 · Hero

A ticket is a piece of art, not a PDF.

STUB · CONCERT N° 04219
GIANMARIA FERRARI
DATE
12 · 03 · 2026
VENUE
Locomotiv Club
CITY
Bologna
SEAT
GA / Floor
ADMIT ONE
04 / 219
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02 / 10 · The problem

You have 47 tickets. They all look the same. They all look bad. They're all forgotten.

You get a PDF, screenshot it, lose it in the camera roll. The ticket of the gig that changed your life ends up between grocery receipts.

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03 / 10 · Three-tap magic

Snap. Read. Transform.

  1. 01 · Snap

    Open FunTicket, point at the PDF, screenshot, or email. Even just the QR works.

  2. 02 · Read

    ML Kit extracts text, the IATA BCBP parser reads boarding passes, the TicketOne / Live Nation one reads concerts. All on-device.

  3. 03 · Transform

    Three seconds later you have a styled ticket. Colors lifted from the poster, typography picked, code intact.

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05 / 10 · Limited editions

They light up on their own. They fade on their own.

Seasonal presets that appear in the catalogue when the season comes. Coachella's over? It's gone.

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06 / 10 · Letters to the editor

Four voices, one app.

N° I
The aesthetics and palette are TOP. It's the first ticket I actually want to show off. For Italian indie gigs I'd buy a poster of it.
— Maria, 28 · concert-goer
N° II
I photograph the boarding pass, it reads the PDF417 and fills everything in. Apple Wallet then takes it straight from my FunTicket.
— Marco, 42 · frequent flyer
N° III
I thought it'd be complicated. I opened it, photographed it, ended up with a ticket I could send my kids with the opera's QR.
— Anna, 62 · spectator
N° IV
I like how it treats typography and editorial. It's not a poster editor, it's a ticket editor that treats them like real objects.
— Luca, 22 · designer
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07 / 10 · Under the hood

Serious stuff, told seriously.

01 · IATA BCBP parser
M1 prefix, all mandatory fields, readable conditional items
02 · @shopify/react-native-skia 2.2
60fps canvas rendering
03 · On-device ML Kit
no photo ever hits our server
04 · Bun + Elysia backend
27 endpoints, JWT HS256, Supabase RLS
05 · 91 integration tests passing
≥ 85% coverage
06 · Hermes + New Architecture
startup < 1.2s
07 · Offline-first sync via durable mutation queue
08 · One-tap Apple Wallet export
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08 / 10 · Privacy
A

Export to Apple Wallet with one tap.

Compatible with native iOS passes. The QR is always one Face ID away.

B

Your tickets live on your phone. Sync only if you want.

No mandatory account. Guest mode on first launch, account when you want to keep them for real.

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09 / 10 · FAQ

Quick questions, honest answers.

01 Is it free?

Yes. FunTicket is free with no cap on the number of tickets you can make. No paywall, no ads. We may add premium partner presets later, but core features stay free.

02 Does it work with TicketOne and Live Nation?

Yes. Dedicated parsers read the typical structure of TicketOne and Live Nation emails and PDFs: title, date, venue, city, section, row, seat, and code are all extracted. For boarding passes we use the IATA BCBP standard (PDF417).

03 What happens without internet?

Everything keeps working. Tickets live in SQLite on your phone, photos are local, the sync queue drains when you're back online. OCR runs on-device — nothing of yours ever leaves the device to be parsed.

04 Can I use it without an account?

Yes, guest mode is built in. You can make a ticket on the fly without signing up. When you want to keep the collection, sign in and everything migrates to your profile automatically.

05 Does it run on Android too?

Yes. Available on the App Store (iOS 15.5+) and Google Play. Skia rendering, sync queue, and the BCBP parser behave identically on both platforms.