For venues

Stop guessing who walked in.

Real occupancy against your own baseline, the precinct around you, and a straight answer on whether that booking was worth it.

01 / The problem

You are the only business on the street without numbers.

You know what you took. You do not know how many people walked in, how long they stayed, how many stood at the door and left, or whether the act you paid for brought anybody at all.

So the decisions that cost the most — who to book, when to open, how many staff on a Thursday, whether a promotion worked — get made on a feeling and a POS report that only counts the people who bought something.

We instrument the room. You get occupancy against your own baseline, minute by minute, and the precinct around you for context.

No camera, no clicker on the door, no asking customers to check in. The measurement is passive and it does not identify anybody.

02 / What you get

Four questions, answered nightly.

How full was I, really?

Occupancy through the night against your own ordinary week — not a city average, and not what you took at the till.

Did that booking work?

The act, the promotion or the event, measured against matched nights. In Docklands the closest venue pair gained 1,793 movements per event, a 36% lift — most operators had assumed it was noise.

Where did the night go next?

Aggregate movement between precincts, so you can see whether you are the start of the night, the middle, or the place people leave at eleven.

What is tonight going to do?

A forecast built on your own history and what the precinct is already doing, early enough to change your staffing.

03 / Installing

An afternoon, and nothing on your network.

01

We walk the room

Sensors are placed where the crowd actually stands. Most venues need a handful.

02

Battery, adhesive, done

No cabling, no ceiling work, no electrician, no closing early.

03

Its own connection

One hub on a standard socket with a cellular uplink. Your Wi-Fi, your card network and your IT roadmap are untouched.

04

Two weeks to baseline

Then the dashboard is reading tonight against your history rather than a generic benchmark.

04 / Early access

Brisbane venues first.

We are instrumenting Brisbane precinct by precinct rather than signing everybody at once — a venue is far more useful to you when the venues around it are measured too. Tell us where you are and we will tell you where your precinct sits in the queue.

Tell us three things

Where you are, roughly how many people the room holds, and the night you most want to understand. That is enough for us to say whether your precinct is next.

What it costs to find out

Nothing. The first conversation is about whether measurement would actually change a decision you make — if it would not, we will say so.

Who we are talking to now

Brisbane venues in the CBD, Fortitude Valley, Howard Smith Wharves, South Bank and West End, plus the precinct bodies and stadium operators around them.

Find out where your precinct sits.