Canvas

Stages, tables, booths, the venue beyond the seats.

Seven object types plus a focal point turn a seat grid into a venue: sections, GA areas, tables, booths, shapes, icons, and text, all selectable, all carrying your metadata.

Explore highlights

Sound familiar?

A map that lies about the venue

Seats floating in a void leave buyers guessing where the stage is. Objects make the map match the room.

Where's the entrance?

Bars, restrooms, exits, and the stage are wayfinding, not decoration. Icon objects put them on the map.

GA areas drawn as fake seats

Standing room modeled as 400 dots is a lie that slows the map. GA areas are first-class objects with capacity.

A complete venue vocabulary

01Sections with auto captionsPolygon sections label themselves, name plus live seat count, and open for drill-down.
02GA areas with capacityGeneral-admission objects display their capacity and select as a whole.
03Tables & boothsRound and rectangle tables with real chair seats; booths as bookable units.
04Shapes, icons, textDecorative shapes on background or foreground layers, venue iconography, and free captions with weight and rotation.
05The focal pointStage or pitch anchors orientation. Buyers instantly know which way is forward.
06Objects are interactiveClick events, selectable states, and custom_data on every object. Nothing on the map is dead paint.

Building the scene

  1. 01Anchor the focal pointThe stage tells every buyer which way the venue faces.
  2. 02Place the objectsSections, GA areas, tables, and icons fill out the room.
  3. 03Wire the eventsObject clicks carry your metadata into your flow.

See the objects live

Sections, tables, and GA areas, in the demo map.