For hosts Run the night

Put your event where people are already looking.

Communities, user groups, partners, and sponsors run the best events of the week. Attach yours to whichever conference it orbits, and spend less time posting the same link in five group chats.

01 What you get

A listing, and the tools to run it.

01

Get discovered

Your event sits in the same feed as every other side event for that conference, tagged with your community, user group, partner, or sponsor name so people know who is behind it.

02

RSVPs and waitlists

Run an open RSVP, or make it request-based and approve people yourself. Requesters share their profile and a short note, so you can see who is coming before you say yes.

03

Keep the venue private

Hide the exact address until someone registers or you approve them. The public sees the neighborhood for planning, and the real spot stays yours to give out.

04

Roster and door check-in

See who is registered, then check people in at the door from your phone. Export your attendee list whenever you need it.

02 Your name on it

Attendees see who is really hosting.

Every card and detail screen carries your community, user group, partner, or sponsor identity, so people choose your event on more than a stranger's name.

  • Featured placement for strong listings, so a good event gets a wider look.
  • Waitlist control when demand runs past your capacity.
  • Hidden venue until you are ready to reveal it.
An Ohana Events detail screen showing a partner-hosted event with a waitlist and a hidden venue
03 How to start

Apply once, post as many events as you run.

01

Create an account and apply to host

An admin reviews it to keep listings trustworthy. This is what makes the feed worth trusting.

02

Submit an event

Add the details, capacity, and venue rules. Pick the conference it belongs to and it lands in that feed.

03

Run your week

Approve requests, manage the waitlist, and check people in at the door. Do it again for your next event, and your next conference.

Your event, minus the logistics.

Free to list. You keep control of who gets in, and who gets the address.