Build a festival app that attendees use across the whole weekend. Describe your lineup, your site, and your vendors, and Meku generates a festival app with schedules, personal planning, and maps built in.
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The full programme by day and stage, with a now-playing view, filters by time and genre, and changes that reach attendees immediately.
Attendees build their own schedule from the lineup, with warnings when two selections clash and reminders before each set starts.
An interactive map showing stages, entrances, food, toilets, water, and first aid, so attendees find things without asking.
Food and drink listings with cuisine, price range, and dietary information, plus queue status where you can supply it.
See how the meku works in just a few simple steps.
Describe your lineup, your site, and your vendors
Meku generates a festival app with schedule, planning, and maps
Customize stages, map details, and alerts using prompts
Connect your database, export the code, and deploy before gates open

Meku builds the app around your lineup and site, with schedule data in your own database.
Festival app platforms charge per event or per attendee, which adds up across a season. Agency builds do not fit a festival timeline.

For festival organizers, promoters, and developers building attendee apps.
If attendees need to know what is on and where it is, this builder fits your workflow.
Generate a festival app with lineup schedules, set planning, and site maps using AI.
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Checking what is on now, planning sets, finding facilities, and getting told about delays. Anything beyond that goes unopened on site.
Yes. The lineup and map cache on the device, which matters when thousands of people share the same connection.
The lineup lives in your own database, so a change appears in the app immediately and can trigger an alert.
The website sells tickets and markets the event. The app handles the days themselves, where offline access and alerts matter.
Yes. Shared schedules let groups see each other's picks and find overlap, which cuts down on messaging across a crowded site.
Yes. Update the lineup, dates, and site map for the next edition rather than rebuilding.