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We’re continuously thinking about how to keep attendees coming back to the event after it’s over so we transition beyond a ticketing/invite system and into a social network. For now, we’re starting with image sharing.
Hosts can now keep a private guestlist for ticketed events, lock any event with a password, and set everything up on a new Event Settings page. Groups have a clear owner too, and every event page got a handy new menu.
Ticketed events are here. Hosts can now sell tickets right in Stitch, and guests can buy them in a couple of taps. Groups, notifications and the week view on Home got a fresh look too.
This week was all about bringing the new look to the rest of Stitch. Profiles, date polls, sign-up and the invite screens all got a refresh, along with plenty of small fixes that make everything feel smoother.
We’ve been refining the brand design and palette this week. The goal is to give the platform its own identity, while not overcrowding the organisations and community events we’ll eventually want to have on the platform.
Our first pilot left us with a list of feedback that we spent this week churning through. We’re currently focused on making the experience as intuitive and delightful as possible for the user.
After two months of building Stitch full-time, we sent out our first real invite: Sunday afternoon drinks at the pub. 43 people signed up by the end of the week, and we got a ton of great feedback.
