Run every event from one place.
Registrations, tickets, hackathons, clubs, sponsors and certificates, built for the people who actually organize.
- Events
- 3
- Registrations
- 3
- Institutions
- 1
- Certificates
- 2
What you can run
Events and ticketing
Free or paid events, groups and teams, QR check-in.
Hackathons and CTF
Multiple competitions, phases, tasks, live scoreboards and judging.
Clubs and departments
One place for every society, its teams, tenures and budgets.
Sponsors, partners and vendor marketplace
Find vendors, compare quotes and manage bookings.
Certificates
Branded certificates anyone can verify online.
AI and analytics
Plan faster and learn from feedback.
How it works
01
Create your event
Set the basics, schedule and registration options.
02
Open registration
Share the link, collect tickets or team sign-ups.
03
Run the day
Check in with QR, run competitions and ops from one place.
04
Follow up and certify
Issue certificates and review feedback.
Who it is for
Organizers
Create events, sell tickets, staff the day and follow up after.
Universities and clubs
Manage societies, teams, tenures and budgets in one place.
Vendors
List services, send quotes and manage bookings on the marketplace.
Attendees
Find events, register, check in and verify certificates online.
Upcoming public events
FAQ
What does it cost?
There is a free organizer plan and paid plans. See Plans for current prices and what each includes — we do not invent numbers here.
Do attendees need an account?
Attendees can register for events with the details the organizer asks for. An account helps them manage tickets and certificates when they choose to sign up.
Can universities manage many clubs?
Yes. Departments and clubs can share one place for societies, teams, tenures and budgets.
How do payments work?
Organizers set free or paid tickets. Platform billing for paid plans is typically bank transfer with an invoice — see Plans for the billing note on each plan.
Can I send emails from my own address?
Organizers can connect Google for outbound email. Sending uses your connected account and plan email limits.
Who owns the data?
For registration data, the event organizer is the controller and Avoeline processes it on their behalf. Account and billing data is controlled by Avoeline. See the Privacy Policy.
Ready to run your next event?
Create a free account and set up your first event.