Eventify

Inspiration

There have been NFT ticketing platforms already, but almost all of them require their users to have a web3 wallet. This creates an entry barrier for new users. In the traditional web2 ticketing systems, tickets are generated with QR codes which can be forged or replicated and couldn't be verified easily on online events.

Now events hosted on any platform can have their shortlisted participants claim tickets on this platform.

What it does

Like other popular Web2 platforms, users can log in using their Google credentials. They can host their own events and upload shortlisted participants' email address lists, all without paying any gas fee or the hassle of understanding web3 wallet. Shortlisted users can then claim these NFT tickets just with a single click. These NFTs can be used to verify users and provide access not only to offline events but also to online token-gated meetings.

How we built it

We have used Biconomy SDK to generate smart contract wallets in the backend. Users will be able to interact with the chain without the need for web3 wallets and experience gasless transactions. For quick frontend development, we have used tailwind CSS. And lastly, for the overall project development, we have used Next.js.

Challenges we ran into

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We were able to successfully implement all features of the minimum viable product in the last few days. We will be moving forward to test this out in public next.

What we learned

Learned a lot about account abstraction. The way MPC and smart contract wallets work. Implementing Biconomy SDK, and Spheron SDK.

What's next for Eventify

We will be working on optimising the backend, trying to make the experience a little faster and making the UX better. Next, we will be testing this out on small user bases like hackathons or offline events for participant authentication.

Built With

• biconomy
• next.js
• solidity
• tailwind