With this update, event hosts can now edit all event details – even for past events, which were previously locked after they ended, and also added the option to reduce the number of available tickets. Fixed an issue with CSV exports: some tools were opening all the data in a single column. We’ve now fixed the formatting so it works properly everywhere (Google Sheets, Excel, Numbers). We also updated the ticket UI with a cleaner layout.

Event hosts can now see all participants, including invited guests, in the 'Participants View' and filter by name or email. Plus, invited guests are now correctly included in the exported CSV file. We've also added an invitation tag in the 'Scan Tickets View' to easily identify invited guests.

With this update, you can now see category data in the stats view of an event. After configuring categories for your event (age-gender groups), participants can then provide their gender and date of birth to determine their category. This data—gender, birthday, and category—is now shown in three places: Stats View: New charts for gender, birthdays, and categories. Exported CSV: Extra columns for gender, birthday, and category. Participant Details: See gender, birthday, and category in their answers. For now, categories can only be set up on the web app, but iOS support is coming soon!

We’ve made shared event links easier to read! New Format: https://clob.app/e/Event-Name-Here-a1b2c3 Old Format (still works): https://clob.app/event/-ABC123456XYZ When you share an event, the link will now include the event name and a small unique ID, making it clearer and more user-friendly. Don’t worry—links you’ve already shared will still work!

You can now duplicate your past events! It’s an easy way for hosts to reuse event details without starting from scratch. Just open the event you want to copy, tap the three dots in the top-right corner, and select "Duplicate event." The duplicated event will be saved as a draft, where you can make any final adjustments before posting.

In this update, the 'Scan Ticket' view now shows additional sections for invitation types alongside ticket types.

In this update, you can now manually check in participants to your event! We also added a search bar so you can filter participants by name or email to easily find someone.

In this update, you can now save event drafts! Just tap the option in the top right corner when creating an event. If you leave the event creation view, you'll be asked if you want to save your progress or exit without saving. If you save a draft, you can come back and continue editing later. Once you've posted the event, the draft will be automatically deleted. You also have the option to delete drafts manually anytime.

In this update, we’ve improved the CSV export feature, available for any of your events! The main table now includes new columns that show the ticket type, ticket price, and a transaction ID for each ticket issued. If your event has paid tickets, we’ve also added a second table that gives details about each transaction, like the amount paid, payment ID, coupon code used, and the time of payment.

In this update, you can now view survey responses for events with multiple ticket types directly on the stats page. You can also now access individual responses in the participants view, making it easy to see the survey answers for each ticket issued.

With this update, you can now add more than one ticket type when creating an event! For each ticket, you can set the title, description, price, and participant limit. Later, you can edit the title and description if needed, but you can only increase the participant limit, not lower it. The price can’t be edited afterwards. You can also add more tickets later, but you can’t delete any existing ones.

We’ve updated the ticket view to now show how many tickets are linked to each purchase.

We've made the ticket scanning view easier for events with multiple ticket types. When scanning tickets at these events, you'll now see a new interface showing the ticket type along with the usual details. For events with only one ticket type, you'll see the same view as before for now. This new setup is specifically for events with multiple ticket options, making it easier to manage and track participants.

For events with multiple ticket types, you can now see participants organized by ticket type in separate sections. This makes it easier to track who has which ticket.

We're excited to announce that soon all users will be able to add more than one ticket option when creating their event! However, this feature is currently in beta. If an event has multiple ticket types, you’ll be directed to complete your purchase in your web browser. This is a temporary measure while we work on fully integrating the feature into the app. For events with only one ticket type, you can still complete your purchase directly in the app as usual.

What’s new in this update: Ticket Scanning: Now, when you scan a ticket at the event, the screen will clearly show how many people can enter with that ticket. Paid Events: Temporarily, only "Instant Access" is available. "Selective Access" will return improved soon. Coupons: Coupon codes now discount your entire basket, not just one ticket.

In this update, hosts can now see how many tickets each guest has bought! Additionally, for events using Mercado Pago, your event report will include details like the time of payment, total amount paid, number of tickets purchased, and any coupon code used.

You can now add up to 3 activity tags to your event, making it easier for users with matching interests to discover your event!

What's New: Multiple Tickets, One Purchase For paid events, you can now purchase multiple tickets in a single transaction—perfect for attending with friends or family. Welcome to the Clob! We've rebranded from Bondi to Clob, but our essence remains the same: we aim to create simple tools for people to create shared experiences and build community.

In this update, you can now apply a coupon code if you have one before you complete your payment. This option is available for paid events that use Mercado Pago.

In this update we've made some small fixes to improve how our ticket scanning works when multiple staff are checking in participants.

We've updated our ticket scanning to now indicate who checks in each participant, making it easier to see who's managing entries at events. Additionally, for events where tickets are paid through Mercado Pago, we've added a new column in our CSV exports to display each payment's ID. You can access and download these reports from the stats section.

In this update, we've made it easier to track who's checked in at your events: CSV Update: When you export the CSV data about participants, it now includes details on each attendee's check-in status and the exact time they checked in. Check-in Chart: We've added a simple chart that shows the percentage of attendees who have checked in, providing a quick visual overview of event attendance. Both of these can be found in the stats view of your event.

In this update we've added a new view for events using Mercado Pago that breaks down the ticket price before you proceed with the payment. We also fixed an issue with scanning tickets for paid events – now all scanned users are displayed correctly.

With this update, you can now create an account using your Facebook or Google account!