Bug fixes and improvements

What's new in .tbc 2.0.19 New • Live Activity: on the night of your event, your ticket shows on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island with Directions and your QR. • Home: – A new Following deck, with events from hosts you follow or have been to. – The decks sit as For you, Saved and Discarded across the top, with Friends and Following beneath. – The day after an event, a card asks how likely you'd go to that host's event again. • Hosts: – A Co-hosting tab on every event: add co-hosts with a percentage, change a deal, resend or withdraw it. Payouts wait while an offer is unanswered, and co-hosts are told when their share changes. – The manage page updates live, and Sold and Gross sales roll to their new values. – The Promoter role now reads Viewer. – Verify an Instagram account with a typed six-digit code and a one-tap Copy message. Fixes • Coming back from Mail with a sign-in code no longer flickers the code suggestion. • A chat notification now opens that event's chat. • Saved opens on this month, or the next one with plans, instead of years back, and shows your newest saves first. • Speed improvements.

What's new in .tbc 2.0.18 • Event, host and community pages show their name in the bar once you scroll past it, and the event page has a View tickets button. • Creating an event: the time zone shows beside the address, and you choose what to show on the page (address, guest list, going count, RSVPs and tickets). Events that aren't public start with those hidden. • Saved: the calendar shows plain flyers, and days glide and swipe smoothly. • Screens that are loading print their real titles, and the keyboard no longer covers what you're typing or opens while a screen slides in. • Directions opens in the browser if Apple Maps or Waze refuses. • For hosts: one sold number everywhere, with refunds counted, and the Sold per day chart now runs from publish. • Speed improvements and fixes.

What's new in .tbc 2.0.17 • Creating an event now asks which host is running it, and its screens slide in like the rest of the app. • Questions from hosts are answered once per order, pre-filled for you. • Screens that can't load now say so plainly and let you try again. Saved no longer flashes "No connection". • Every event date shows its weekday, like "Wed 9 Sep". • The suggested phone number on the sign-in screen now works every time. • For hosts: a tickets-sold bar on each event card, and every host gets per-person permission switches and See attendees. • Speed improvements and fixes.

What's new in .tbc 2.0.16 • Sign in is simpler. One calm number screen and one code screen. Pasting your code works, wrong codes tell you what happened, and you can get your code on WhatsApp. • Saved keeps everything. Events stay in your Saved tab after they've ended. • A cleaner look. The top bar is see-through on every screen, with proper system buttons. • For hosts. Sales milestones, event recaps and a weekly follower summary replace a ping for every sale. • Speed improvements and fixes.

Screens now hold their shape while they load, so nothing jumps around as your events appear. Your sign-in code now comes by email if you already have an account, with a text as backup. Home has more cities to pick from, an organiser's questions at checkout get a page of their own, and secret locations say the organiser will reveal them. Rep links now give your friends their discount and credit you. Plus fixes and polish.

What's new • A fresh new look across .tbc: tickets, checkout, event chat, your profile and every sheet. • Moving flyers: events with a video now play it on the poster. • Pictures load faster. • Your tickets open even when you're offline. • Invite friends straight from your contacts. • Hosts: message everyone going, schedule an event to go live, change capacity on a live event. • Lots of smaller fixes.

Hosting an event just got a rebuild — a cleaner way to set one up, and a hub that shows you how it is going. You can now approve guests one by one before they are in, schedule an event to publish itself later, and bring in a co-host to run it with you.

Buying into a Fixr event? Your Fixr ticket now shows right here in TBC — no second app, no hunting through emails. Tickets also unlock 5 hours before doors instead of a day ahead, and you can send an event straight to the friends already on TBC.

Got a ticket that lives on FIXR? Claim it straight from your ticket, then show it at the door. Buy more than one ticket for the same event and they arrive as a single bundle — and the Plans tab opens your ticket, not the chat.

Tastemakers are here. Follow the people whose taste you actually trust and their picks get dealt straight to you — a full deck, in their colours, shareable with one link.

Your tickets, sorted. Every ticket in an order is its own stub now, activates right when it should, and on Android drops straight into Google Wallet. Sending a ticket to a mate is quicker — start with their email, or just pick them out of your circle. Share a card and it saves itself. Swipe left in a deck you made and it's gone for good. Events credit everyone behind them, not just the headline name. Plus faster flyers, a tidier event page, and a stack of fixes to buttons that didn't go where they said.

Openings matter: the splash deck moves like it means it now — snappier cards, colours that keep up. Hosts can keep the guest list to themselves. Sorted your Stripe details? The payouts screen notices without being asked twice. And your own profile no longer offers to let you follow yourself. You were already a fan.

Event times now show in the venue's local time, wherever you are. Search for hosts inside a community. Adding someone to a guest list? Just pick a friend instead of typing their email. Smoother moves through Saved, plus fixes for a sign-in hiccup and a few crashes.

Tired of scrolling filters? Try the Library — swipe through decks picked for you: For You, Friends and Saved. Plus small fixes and polish.

Take your time on a swipe — saving an event from the deck works whether you flick it or ease it across. Friend requests and invites answer instantly now, and you can undo it if you tapped the wrong one. Your earnings show the real number. Your profile photo actually uploads. And screens stop claiming there's nothing there when they simply failed to load. Plus a long list of small fixes.

Your music keeps playing when you open the app now — it used to go quiet. Events we've found from around the web have a proper RSVP sheet, cards show when you're going or have saved them, and you can see which friends saved something too. Anyone in an event chat can post, not just the host. Plus a long sweep of fixes: bottom sheets are full width again, the Saved month picker isn't cut off, every screen has a way back, ticket types save properly, and the deck stops resetting itself while you're looking at it.

Fixes throughout: bottom sheets fill the screen properly again, the discover deck stops resetting itself, saving your social links no longer crashes, and the city search is easier to tap.

The deck now remembers what you've swiped past, so you won't be dealt the same cards when you come back. Tapping a card opens it from the card itself, you can swipe left to put one back, and hold a card to file it into a deck. Search sheets close properly again, events show their real venue name, and a few small fixes.

Mostly polish this time. — The deck swipes properly again: right to save, left for the next one. — Your ticket looks like a real stub now, notches and all. — The welcome tour is back if it's been a while since you opened us. — Communities in Settings shows what you're actually in. — Guest lists load as you scroll, and the plans filter is back where you can reach it. — Squashed a crash on the way out. Go out.

Can't believe it's .v2 We released v1 in April, and updated it like a gazillion times - but this is .v2.0.0. All our learnings, based on your feedback - hope you enjoy it :) --> Decks 1. swipe through decks of events that match your vibe 2. save the ones u like 3. collab with friends on custom decks for future plans --> Saved 1. a whole new saved section, with a calendar and cool stuff 2. not sure what you wanna do? save a few things, compare it closer to time 3. don't miss stuff (as much) --> Hosts 1. custom event & host pages that look a lot nicer (we hope) for your fans 2. full promote features that were on web now in mobile 3. full rep features, automated payouts, dedicated 'earn' sections for your reps to join up and see how they're doing! Some bug fixes and performance improvements (and perhaps some new issues we will quickly crush - keep your feedback coming in / reach out to us at contact@tbcgroup.xyz

Bug fixes and improvements

Introducing Refer an Organiser — invite the promoters and venues you love, share your link, and earn when they join TBC. Plus a round of bug fixes and improvements.

The feed just had a glow-up. Faster, smoother, and serving the best events near you like it's showing off (it is). We also sprinkled a little extra polish around the app. You're welcome.

Bug fixes and improvements