Invitations by text. Rotating QR passes that can't be screenshotted and shared. One-tap entry at the door — plus trained staff and camera-blocking pouches when you want the room itself locked down.
Name, venue, date, duration. Assign hosts and scanners. It stays draft until you say go.
Add phone numbers — that's the whole guest list. Guests sign in with a one-time code. No passwords, ever.
Start the event and every attending guest's pass lights up at once. RSVPs update in real time until doors close.
Green means in. The pass burns on use — a second scan, a screenshot, a forward all bounce at the door.
SecureShot Pass runs the guest list and the door. Our on-site team runs the room — greeting guests and fitting each phone with a camera-blocking pouch. The camera goes dark; calls, texts, and everything else keep working. No lockboxes, nothing to claim on the way out, no one cut off from their group.
Our team verifies passes and handles arrivals, so the line stays calm and keeps moving.
Each phone slips into a pouch that blocks its camera. Guests still text, call, and scroll — they just can't record.
Phones never leave a guest's hand. No coat-check bottleneck at the door, no scrum to get them back at the end.
Every pass is a short-lived signed token, re-issued continuously while the event runs. A forwarded screenshot is stale before it leaves the group chat. Crashers get a red screen — you get a record of the attempt.
The API signs every QR code and expires it in seconds. Copies are worthless; only the live pass gets through.
Admission is enforced server-side. Once a pass is used it stays used — no re-entry games, no shared invites.
Every invite, RSVP, scan, and lifecycle change is timestamped and attributed. The morning-after report writes itself.
No spreadsheets taped to a clipboard. No name-shouting. Just a calm line that keeps moving.
Attending, maybe, declined — watch the room take shape before doors open, not after.
Guest's phone died in line? Find them by name. Same authorization, same one-scan rule, same log.
Draft → live → ended. Passes only work while doors are open — and you can rerun the same event next season.
Admins run the program. Hosts own the guest list. Scanners point and scan. Nobody sees more than they need.
A text message and a six-digit code. No accounts to create, no passwords to reset at 8:55 PM.
Who came, when they arrived, who scanned them in — the summary is ready the moment you end the event.
No. The pouch blocks the camera; the phone stays in their hand and works normally for calls, texts, and apps.
Lock-up pouches take the whole phone out of play for the night. Ours block only the camera, so guests stay connected the whole time — they just can't photograph or film.
No. They get a text, sign in with a one-time code, and the pass lives in their browser. No app, no account.
It can be forwarded, but it won't work. The code is signed and rotates every few seconds, so only the live pass on the invited phone gets through.
Set up your first event in minutes. We'll walk you through the rest — from guest list to the last scan of the night.