Tonight a few spots have a small sticker chip. When you do a key task — gate opened, crew fed, lot full, set changed — you tap it with your phone and answer one quick thing. By the end of the night it adds up to a clean record of how the event ran, so the next one runs smoother.
No app. No login. Five seconds. The phone in your pocket is all you need.
Built around the three that make or break the night: people, parking, meals. Open your area, then scan the QR with another phone or hit “Try” to feel the exact tap before event day.
Every tap feeds one report David reads the next day — the thing he's never had:
It runs across the whole season — every event teaches the next, building toward the November festival.
This panel updates every event — by September it shows what each past night taught us.
The chips log events, never people. No login, no name, no tracking of who tapped what. The record is about how the venue ran — never about you. By design, and it can't be changed.