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For venues & performers

A home for your venue, show or act

Give people one place to follow what you’re doing — and one tap to put your next show on their calendar.

Made for people who put things on

If people turn up because of what you do, a tidbok page helps them remember to.

  • Restaurants & bars
  • Theaters & venues
  • Bands & musicians
  • Comedians & performers
  • Studios, clubs & teams
  • Community groups
Create your pageHow setup works

What you get

  • A page people follow

    Your own address — tidbok.com/u/your-name — with a cover, picture, headline and description. Anyone can open it, even without an account.

  • Shows on their calendars

    Followers add any event to their calendar in one tap, save it for later, or say they’re going. You see the interest build.

  • Announcements

    Post news — new dates, menu changes, last tickets — with a picture. Followers see it in their feed.

  • Hear from fans

    Fans can message your page. People who aren’t friends arrive as requests you accept, so your inbox stays calm.

  • Suggested to people nearby

    Public events can appear in suggestions for people whose tastes and location fit.

  • You stay in control

    Block or report anyone, delete anything you post, and download or delete your data whenever you like.

Set up in three steps

  1. Create your page

    Sign up, then create an organization (name, description, address, website) — or, for a performer, turn on “Make this a public page” in Edit profile and pick a handle.

  2. Make it yours

    Add a logo or picture, a cover and a one-line headline so people know what you are at a glance.

  3. Post and share

    Add your events and announcements. Share your page link anywhere — your website, Instagram bio, flyers or receipts.

Questions from organizations

Is it free?

Anyone can follow a page for free, and anyone can create a page. Posting public events as an organization is part of the Premium and Organization plans — see Plans for what’s available now.

Does a page need its own account?

Yes. A page is an account (organization accounts are public pages). Most businesses create a separate account for their page rather than converting a personal one.

Can several people manage the page?

Organizations can have team members with owner or admin roles — see Plans for the team features included.

Do you take a cut of tickets?

No. tidbok doesn’t sell tickets or take a share of what you sell. Link to your own ticketing from the event.

What about reviews, reservations or bookings?

Those aren’t part of tidbok today. We only describe what already works: pages, events, announcements, follows and messages.

See Plans, or email support@tidbok.com with anything we missed.