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Life & fun · August 27, 2026

GateProof

Check guests in without handing over your guest list

What it does

Event check-in that runs entirely on your own devices. No ticketing backend ever sees your guest list — attendee data stays on your phone, or your own iCloud if you turn on sync. No percentage fees, just prepaid credits. Works with or without internet.

Check guests into your event without handing your guest list to a ticketing company. Local, private, no percentage fees — with or without internet.

Issue passes, scan at the door, and get an instant answer — with your attendee data staying on your devices, never on a ticketing company's cloud. No account, no percentage fees, works with or without internet. Double entries. Long lines. A clipboard, a group chat, and a spreadsheet that nobody trusts. The door is where small events look improvised — or look in control. From a blank screen to scanning guests at the door — five steps, one device. The whole point is that you reach a real VALID before you'd finish reading a setup guide. Paste names or import a CSV. Each gets a cryptographically signed pass. PDF, PNG, or QR — sent via the iOS share sheet. Guests need no app. Point at any QR.…from gateproof.app

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