This is a working copy of Tix.Tooq, filled with made-up shows, venues and fans. Click anything and sell a ticket. Nothing is real: no money changes hands, no email leaves the site, and everything resets every 90 minutes.
There are four ways to look around. Start as a fan, then sign in as each role to see the same shows from behind the scenes. The password for all three logins is TixDemo.
Go to Shows, pick a city and your dates, and buy a ticket. Checkout takes no payment here. Your tickets appear right away, and the email you’d have received shows up under See the emails it would have sent in the demo box.
You’re The Prairie Lights. In the artist portal, see what your album release has sold, who’s on your guest list, and what you’ll be paid after fees. You can add a new show, download your fan list, and copy a snippet that puts your shows on your own website.
You run The Gravel Room. See every show booked in your room, sell and count cash at the door, manage guest lists, and look at sales and statements for your nights.
You see every show on the site. Approve the Open Mic waiting for you, look at the month in the calendar, and open the reports. Then check the Riverbend Folk Weekend festival, with day passes, weekend passes and wristbands. Open the door scanner to see how check-in works.
Some things are switched off in the demo: account settings, payment setup and editing the site’s own pages.