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.
Your map walks them there. The music plays on the way.See what the map can do
Nicole and Ashley are at the stage already. 5 more have it in their plan.
Busiest around 21:30. Want a spot near the front? Be there before 21:10.
Static LovePlaying now · 1:12 of 3:12
Paper MoonsPaper Moons – Single · 2024
Wildfire HeartsNight Swim · 2024
Night SwimNight Swim · 2024
GlasshouseGlasshouse – Single · 2023Static Love2025
Night Swim2024
Glasshouse – Single2023
Stereo Saintsearlier today
Harlow & JuneYour set · until 22:15
Juno Parkright afterENEA Stage · about 6 min on foot · Nicole and Ashley are there
You
Nicole2 min ago
Ashleyat the stage
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 they’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.
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Artur RojekDirector · OFF Festival“Their reliability, patience and, above all, their professionalism make LineApp a company you want to work with.”
Janusz MakuchDirector · Jewish Culture Festival in Kraków“What truly stood out was the app’s user-friendly interface and intuitive client dashboard.”
Michał MerczyńskiDirector of Malta Festival Poznań until 2023“I highly recommend this collaboration and encourage you to work with GetLineApp to create your own mobile app.”
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Across every festival we've run since the first one, measured once per phone, not per download.
The same team every summer, in the mud and the heat, at festivals of every size.
Last twelve months, every festival, every phone. When 40,000 people open the app at once, it stays up.
Nicole is one of 6,000 guests at an example festival. Move the clock under the photo to follow her day: the field, the message on her phone, who sent it, and the numbers on your dashboard at that moment.
Your team writes most of these messages before the gates open. The rest go out on their own when a queue grows, rain is coming or the last tram is due. Example festival, example numbers.
On Nicole's phone
On Nicole's phoneOn Nicole's phoneOn Nicole's phoneOn Nicole's phoneOn Nicole's phoneOn Nicole's phoneGate A: a 25-minute queue. The Old Town wristband point: none.
Every gate's queue, live. Gate A is down to 18 minutes.
You see a lawn fill up before the stewards radio it in.
Food trucks: 610 meals so far. Sponsor zone: 210 people.
The day's peak: 5,180 inside. Your sponsor's bar: 310 in the last hour.
680 people under the sponsor's roof in ten minutes. The sponsor sees that number on Monday.
94 % read it within ten minutes. On Monday at 9, the full report is in your inbox.
For you, for the sponsor, for everyone involved. The same numbers, measured the same way, every day of the festival.
The app sits on the income side of your budget. One sponsor package covers it, and the rest is yours.
| A · Stages | B · Security | C · Toilets | D · The app | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | −£55,000 | −£40,000 | −£12,000 | −£4,000 |
| 2 | +£8,000 | |||
| 3 | −£55,000 | −£40,000 | −£12,000 | +£4,000 |
Example prices, 6,000 a day.
3,100 people saw the logo, 248,000 times. It's on every screen.
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.
App users only. Location only if they switch it on. Example numbers.
Tap a logo to see what flows in and what flows out.
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.
Stereo Saints19:00Harlow & June22:15
Wren Halloway18:00
Juno Park19:30
Marnie Cole21:15
The Low Tides21:00Static LoveHarlow & JuneLine-up
Saturday · all stages
Ellis Rook23:15 · Stage 1Harlow & June22:15 · Stage 2Stereo Saints19:00 · Stage 2
Marnie Cole21:15 · Stage 3
The Low Tides21:00 · Stage 4Juno Park19:30 · Stage 3
Wren Halloway18:00 · Stage 3
Map
Festival grounds · PDF
Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3Stage 4Sponsor‹ Line-up
Ellis Rook
Saturday · 23:15 · Stage 1
Ellis Rook is a singer and songwriter from Bristol. He broke through in 2019 with “Low Tide” and has since released three albums, moving between indie rock, folk and electronic pop. Known for long, loud live shows. Come and see him on Stage 1.
A bio, a small photo, a link to YouTube.
The show, playing. Going in one tap.
A grey list of names.
Every stage side by side. Photos, times, your plan.
A static map.
A real map. What's on, live.
Typical festival apps, not one company. Names made up.
Not here? Ask in the form.
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.
Neither do we. Two taps, the answer, phone away. The app is built to be closed.
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.
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.
Every view is measured, place by place, and listed in the Monday report. Example: 3,100 people saw it, 248,000 times.
Yes, if they say yes. A first name and a number, with the consent recorded. Never pre-ticked; one tap takes it back.
Yes, with rules: 18+ only, sensible hours, three pushes a day at most, and the festival approves every one.
No. One brand per category, per edition.
It comes out of the activation budget they already spend, and it comes with proof. We write the package; you make the introduction.
A fixed fee per edition, quoted to the size of your festival. No cut of your tickets and no fee per guest. One sponsor package usually covers it.
The sponsor pays you for the package. You pay LineApp one fixed fee for the app. Everything above that stays with you.
It lives longer than that: early-bird pushes in January, the plan and the map during the weekend, the report on Monday. And the sponsor pays for it.
We reply within 24 hours of the form, and a demo with your name and colours lands within 5 days. The full app, with your line-up and map, about two weeks after we have your running order.
You do. LineApp only processes it, under a signed agreement. Leave any time with one free export.
Very little. No account, location off by default, delete everything in two taps.
Ticketing knows who paid, and often keeps that to itself. The app knows who came, where they went and what they read, and all of it is yours.
As long as you say. Personal data goes after the period you choose; anonymous totals stay for your next edition.
The line-up, the plan and the map work offline, so a dead signal is not a dead app. We are on call all weekend, and last year's crash-free rate is on this page.
Yes: CSV, Google Sheets, Mailchimp, an API. No fees, no lock-in.
On its own: users, pushes, the map, the sponsor places. With your partners: tickets, bar queues, lockers.
Only if you share it, only with your crew, and you can switch it off at any moment.
No. An emoji is enough.
Small on purpose. Four of us, every festival, on site and on call.
If it’s going to crash, it crashes on her desk first. Never on the field.
Watches people use the app the way others watch the headliner.
Makes it work in a field, in the rain, on one bar of signal.
Writes and checks at 3 a.m. Not human.
Give us your festival’s website and we’ll build your demo from it. No website yet? Leave that field empty and we’ll set up a call.
We're building your demo from your website. We'll get back to you within 24 hours, and your branded demo lands in your inbox within 5 days. Iwona checks it before it leaves. Want your sponsor to see it too? Forward the e-mail. It's built for that.
No website yet, no problem. Grzegorz gets back to you within 24 hours to book a call, hear about your festival and plan your demo together.
Prices are examples for a festival of 6,000 a day.
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