Plan at your desk, run the event from your pocket, and give attendees one easy place for schedules, maps, updates, vendors, and everything happening next.
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TrailPass keeps setup approachable for small teams while giving organizers powerful tools when they need them.
Choose a template, add your schedule, locations, tickets, partners, groups, and event branding.
Preview the attendee experience, complete your readiness checklist, then publish your event.
Use Organizer Mode, announcements, live maps, and safety tools from your phone on event day.
Send urgent alerts, severe-weather updates, area closures, missing-person notices, evacuation instructions, and all-clear messages from Organizer Mode.
Event owners can switch instantly between the attendee experience and a private Organizer Mode without leaving the event.
TrailPass separates attendee community conversations from private organizer operations, so the right people receive the right message.
Share schedule changes, parking updates, vendor notices, and event reminders with a clear history.
Use fast templates for missing children, severe weather, evacuation, medical incidents, area closures, and all-clear messages.
Give authorized event staff a separate operational channel without exposing internal messages to attendees.
Upload a venue map, align it to the real world, add vendors and important locations, and give attendees a live “You Are Here” experience.
Replace scattered spreadsheets, payment links, group texts, and printed schedules with one organized workspace.
No more digging through emails, screenshots, group chats, or paper schedules.
Fast access to event passes and check-in details.
Personal schedules, reminders, and live changes.
Shared itineraries, meetups, and private crews.
Badges, rewards, sponsor challenges, and progress.
Your event license is based on expected attendance, so a 10-person celebration stays affordable while larger public events pay fairly for the scale they need. Attendees always use TrailPass free.
Complimentary licenses may be available for qualifying community, charitable, educational, and pilot events.