Canvas
From floor plan to sellable chart.
Draw sections, rows, tables, and GA areas on a real editor canvas, then pin an immutable revision to your event so sold seats never shift under buyers.
Sound familiar?
Weeks of back-and-forth per venue
Emailing PDFs to a vendor and waiting for a redraw doesn't scale. Drawing it yourself takes minutes. A 100-seat chart is a coffee-break task.
Hand-edited chart files
Someone maintaining chart JSON by hand is one typo away from selling the same seat twice. The editor produces the data contract for you.
Charts that drift between events
Fixing a chart for one event silently changes another's. Immutable revisions pin each event to its own layout. Re-charting appends, never rewrites.
An editor, not a compromise
01Real drawing toolsSections, polygon blocks, curved rows, tables, booths, and custom shapes, with snap-to-grid and command-pattern undo/redo.
02Automatic numberingRow and seat labels that survive edits. Accessible seats are flagged as data, not paint.
03Floors and focal pointsMulti-floor venues with a stage or pitch orientation, so buyers instantly understand where they're looking.
04Background floor plansTrace the architect's plan right on the canvas, or let AI-assisted scanning turn a legacy plan into seats.
05Live buyer previewSee exactly what the storefront renders, zoom levels, selection states, themes, while you draw.
06Immutable revisionsEvery event pins a chart revision. Edits append a new one; sold inventory stays exactly where buyers left it.
Four steps to on-sale
- 01Trace or drawStart from a background plan or a blank canvas; blocks and rows snap into place.
- 02Number & categorizeRows, seats, zones, and price categories are data from the first click.
- 03Preview as a buyerThe live preview renders the real selection experience, zoom included.
- 04Publish a revisionEvents pin the revision you published; future edits append new ones.
Draw your first chart
A 100-seat chart takes minutes, not weeks.