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Galas, booths, and standing room, done right.

Round and rectangle tables with real, sellable chairs; GA areas sold by capacity with whole-area or variable occupancy; booths that book as a single unit. Hospitality inventory, modeled honestly.

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Sound familiar?

Gala math on napkins

Ten seats per table, forty tables, which chair faces the stage? Table objects place the chairs for you, and every one is sellable.

GA as 400 fake dots

Modeling standing room as seats is a lie that slows the map and confuses buyers. GA areas sell by capacity, as areas.

Booths sold as chairs

A booth is one booking, not six seats. Booth objects book as a unit. Rotate them wherever they fit.

Hospitality-shaped objects

01Tables with real chairsRound and rectangle tables place a ring of actual seats, each clickable, sellable, and numberable.
02GA in three shapesRectangle, ellipse, or polygon standing areas with a stated capacity.
03Whole or variable occupancyBook a GA area as one unit, or sell quantities with minimum occupancy rules.
04Booths as unitsRotatable rectangles that book as a single item, VIP rows without the chair fiction.
05Zone-awareGA areas and tables join zones like anything else. Pricing and reporting stay coherent.
06Rendered nativelyCanvas draws tables, booths, and GA as first-class objects, captions, states, and all.

Hospitality in three steps

  1. 01Place the tablesClick to drop round or rectangle tables; chairs ring them automatically.
  2. 02Shape the GADraw the standing area, set its capacity and occupancy rules.
  3. 03Dot the boothsPlace and rotate booth units along the edges.

Lay out the gala

Tables, GA, and booths, live in the demo.