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An open-air festival seen from the stage: the singer from behind, a huge crowd and the sky
For festivals up to 10,000 guests

Festival apps
will neverfeel the same.

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Ellis Rook · Main Stage

Your guests won’t read the line‑up. They’ll play it.

They swipe a band and love it by the chorus.

Friends don’t let friends festival alone.

You are here. And so is the music.See what the map can do

Dynamic Island

Out of the app.Never out of the loop.

Your festival lives in their Dynamic Island: the walk to the stage, the friend they’re meeting, their crew. Nobody has to open the app.

Walking to ENEA Stage. The minutes count down on their own.

Press and hold: the next turn, the distance, the time you'll be there.

Meeting Nicole. Her position shows only with her yes.

Where she is, since when, which way. Map, or done.

Three of their five, together at Harlow & June.

Who's where. One tap pings them all.

Quiet again. Until the next thing that matters.

Less time in the app. More time for the first chord, the band you found this morning, finding your friends in the crowd, the drop, singing every word, the sunrise set, the best weekend of the year.

Proof

Already on the field.From small weekenders to the biggest fields in Poland.

“Prepared at a frantic pace, and the project presented drew our attention by its superiority to similar ones.”
Artur RojekDirector · OFF Festival
  • free entry · since 1995open air
  • hip-hop · one nightWarsaw
  • world culturesGdynia
  • world musicPoznań
  • photographyŁódź
  • since 2013Barcice

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Trust

Fifteen summers in Poland.Now in the UK.

500kfans have had a LineApp on their phone

Across every festival we've run since the first one, measured once per phone, not per download.

15years in the field

The same team every summer, in the mud and the heat, at festivals of every size.

99.7%crash-free sessions (the only drops are in the music)

Last twelve months, every festival, every phone. When 40,000 people open the app at once, it stays up.

The day

One field. One whole day.Seven pushes, one guest.

Follow Nicole from the tram to the last tram. Every push she gets is one you sent. The numbers underneath are what you learn. Example numbers.

A riverside city park from above at midday: the festival grounds completely empty, stages dark, buses parked by the gate
Still in town

She's on the tram. The push gets there first.

Gate A already has a queue. The wristband point in the Old Town has none.

Skip the queue12:40

Gate A has a 25-minute wait. Swap your ticket for a wristband at the Old Town point: 4 min from your tram stop, no queue, straight in through Gate C.

Wristband point · Old Town · no queue Gate A · 25 min queue Gate C · no queue yet Main Stage Nicole · on the tram
The same park at 13:30: a long queue outside Gate A by the buses, a few people walking in through Gate C, the lawn still almost empty
Gates open

Gate C, and the app walks her there.

Wristband on, the route is on her lock screen. You see every gate's queue as it happens.

You’re here13:28

Gate C is 4 minutes on foot: follow the dots. Main Stage opens at 15:00, Forest Stage at 14:30.

Gate C · 4 min · 410 in so far Gate A · 18 min queue Main Stage Forest Stage
The same park in the afternoon sun: the stage under the trees lit and full, the Main Stage lawn empty between sets
Afternoon

Forest Stage is full. The Main Stage is between sets.

One crowd, one stage at a time. You see it fill up before the stewards radio it in.

Forest Stage is full17:30

The lawn in front is at capacity. River Lawn has room right now; Main Stage opens at 19:00 with Ellis Rook.

Forest Stage · full Main Stage River Lawn Food trucks · 610 meals
The same park at blue hour, lights on over the food trucks, the Main Stage lit with a crowd in front
Her friends

Your friends are at the food trucks. You know before you ask.

Friends share where they are, if they want to. The plan they made together has a time and a stage.

Ashley and Melody are at the food trucks19:10

Your plan together: Forest Stage at 21:10. Want a reminder at 21:00?

Ashley & Melody · food trucks · 45 min Ellis Rook · Main Stage Forest Stage Sponsor zone · 210 so far
The same park at blue hour, the stages lit
Together

21:10, Forest Stage. All three of them, as planned.

1,240 people saved this set. Your sponsor's bar has its busiest hour.

They’re here21:08

Ashley checked in at Forest Stage 2 minutes ago. Melody is on her way: 4 minutes. Set starts on time.

Forest Stage · you + 2 friends · 1,240 saved Sponsor zone · 310 last hour Main Stage A truck sold out · push sent
The same park at night in the rain: the crowd moved under the sponsor zone roof
Rain

Rain in 15 minutes. The push goes only to the people inside the gates.

Free ponchos at the sponsor zone. 680 people under its roof in ten minutes. That number never goes down again.

Rain in 15 minutes21:30

Free ponchos at the sponsor zone, by the food trucks. The bar is open and dry. Forest Stage moves under the tent.

Sent only to phones inside the gates
Sponsor zone · ponchos · 680 under the roof Forest Stage · under the tent Main Stage
The same park at night, stages dark, buses lit at the gate
Home

Three exits, one tram, two night buses. She gets hers.

Everyone still on site gets the way home for where they are. Monday at 9, the report is in your inbox.

Your way home01:30

Last tram 02:10 from Gate C (6 min from you). Night bus N3 from Gate A until 03:00. Taxis at Gate B.

Sent only to phones inside the gates
Last tram 02:10 · read by 94 % Exit C · tram stop · taxis Exit A · night bus N3 · until 03:00 Exit B · taxi rank · 6 min wait Main Stage
Monday morning · or whenever you wake up

The music stopped. The numbers didn’t.Everything the field knew, in one report. It waits for you.

Weekend report · Example festival · 15–17 Aug 2026Example data

What the weekend did, measured.

For you, for the sponsor, for everyone involved. The same numbers, measured the same way, every day of the festival.

Inside the gates · peak5,180Saturday 21:10, measured at the gates
App users on site3,100phones with the app, inside the fence
Last push read by94 %the way home, 01:30, read within 10 min
In the sponsor zone680peak at 21:40, and it never went down
Inside the gates · Saturday, by hourpeak 5,180 at 21:10
01Participant survey1,240 answered on Monday · 4.6 / 5 would come back · best moment: Forest Stage 21:101,240
02Feedback in the app312 comments · top three: queue at Gate A, water points, sound at River Lawn312
03Pushes7 sent · read by 86–94 % · two sent only inside the gates7
04Gates by hourGate C took 61 % after the first push · longest queue 25 min at Gate A, 12:4061 %
05The sponsor279,760 looks in eight places · 140 numbers shared · 46 % remembered the brand on Monday140
06Food, water, lockers, merch610 meals · 1,280 refills · 74 % lockers taken · 410 merch orders4 lines
07The way homeLast tram 02:10 · 900 still on site · 94 % read the push · taxi rank 6 min900
Prepared with Example data. Every number is invented to show the shape of a real report. Page 1 of 8.
Download the example PDF
Sponsors

Your accountant
will love it.

The app sits on the income side of your budget. One sponsor package covers it, and the rest is yours.

Xfestival-budget.xlsxSheet 1
A · StagesB · SecurityC · ToiletsD · The app
1−£55,000−£40,000−£12,000−£4,000
2+£8,000
3−£55,000−£40,000−£12,000+£4,000
Example: two days, 6,000 a day, UK hire prices.

Seven places a brand can live in your app.Each one measured.

Tick a place. Watch the package add up.

Example prices, 6,000 a day.

3,100 people saw the logo, 248,000 times. It's on every screen.

Your data

It’s your crowd.Here’s your data.

Ticketing keeps it. We hand it back. Everything your guests do in the app comes back to you: in your panel during the weekend, and in a file you keep for good.

What you’ll knowTicketingLineApp
Who’s inside, right now5,180 in · 820 still at the gatesScans, in their systemLive, in your panel
Who your guests areHome town, age band, first-timer or regularThe buyer onlyEvery guest in the app
Who they came for2,340 planned Harlow & June—Set by set, before the gates open
Where the crowd was, hour by hourENEA Stage peaked at 21:30—Stage by stage, bar by bar
Who read what, and how fastStorm alert: 92 % in 4 minutes—Every push, read or not
What they thoughtMonday survey, 1,280 answers—The morning after
Who you can invite next year3,100 guests said yes to your e-mailsRarely, on their termsYours, with their consent
A file you can take anywhereCSV, any day, no questions—Export, keep, leave if you like

App users only. Location only if they switch it on. Example numbers.

Works with what you already use.There’s nothing to fill in, it loads itself.

LineApp

Tap a logo to see what flows in and what flows out.

Industry vs LineApp.Don’t take our word for it.

Left of the line: how every other festival app looks today. Right of the line: LineApp. Pick a screen, drag the line, see for yourself.

◀ Industry LineApp ▶
The artist

A bio, a small photo, a link to YouTube.

The show, playing. Going in one tap.

The line-up

A grey list of names.

Every stage side by side. Photos, times, your plan.

The map

A static map.

A real map. What's on, live.

The first minuteA menu, a wall of text, three links to socials.The headliner, playing. You're at the festival before you've read a name.
Finding your wayA flat PDF map and a paragraph of directions.A map you fall into: your friends on it, one tap and it walks you there.
Why you come backNothing to come back for. Opened once, deleted on Monday.Your crew, your plan, the Dynamic Island. It keeps you inside the festival all weekend.

Every screen, side by side

Typical festival apps, not one company. Names made up.

FAQ.Go on, ask the awkward ones.

Not here? Ask in the form.

We've had festival apps before. Nobody used them, and they died on Monday.

We agree an adoption target before launch and show you installs every day. At the example festival, 52 % of guests opened the app. If the number is bad, it goes in the first line of the report.

I don't want people with their noses in their phones.

Neither do we. Two taps, the answer, phone away. The app is built to be closed.

In a storm, what about everyone who hasn't got the app?

The app is one more channel, not your safety plan. The push reaches what a speaker can't: the far bar, the campsite, the tram stop. The rest still hear the stage.

This must be hard to run. We have no IT team.

You don't need one. Send us a poster and a running order; we build the app. During the weekend your panel is a form: change a set time, send a push.

The people who answer at 2 a.m.

Small on purpose. Four of us, every festival, on site and on call.

Iwona, poster-style portrait

Iwona

QA · ideas · gravity

If it’s going to crash, it crashes on her desk first. Never on the field.

Grzegorz, poster-style portrait

Grzegorz

founder · product

Watches people use the app the way others watch the headliner.

Paweł, poster-style portrait

Paweł

CTO · code · the brakes

Makes it work in a field, in the rain, on one bar of signal.

Claude Code

AI · pixel mascot · not a person

Writes and checks at 3 a.m. Not human.

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