A directory you can actually search
Filter attendees by role, city, or interest. Sort by name, by who joined recently, or by match.
For events where meeting people is the point
Know who is in the room before you walk in
Lineup gives every event a private attendee directory. People see who else is coming, find the ones worth talking to, and start the conversation — before, during, and after the event.
The demo uses fictional people. Email addresses are never shown to other attendees.
How it works
Two sides, one event
If you organise the event
- Create your event
Name, date, and city. That's the whole form.
- Upload your attendee list
A CSV with names, email addresses, and any profile fields you collected.
- Share the link or QR code
Put it in your invitation email or on a screen at the door.
If you attend the event
- Open the link or scan the code
No app store, no download. It works in the browser.
- Enter your email address
If you're on the list, you're in. If not, fill in a few profile details and join right away.
- Browse, match, talk
See who's coming, mark who you want to meet, and message when it's mutual.
Features
Built for meeting people, not collecting followers
A match score that explains itself
Each profile shows why it might be relevant to you: shared city, related roles, common project types and languages. Nothing hidden, nothing invented.
Swipe with no awkwardness
Go through attendees one by one and mark who you'd like to talk to. Your choices stay private unless the other person picks you too.
Messages only when it's mutual
A conversation opens when two people both want to talk. No cold inbox, no spam.
Private by default
Events are invite-only. Email addresses and phone numbers are never shown to other attendees and never used for matching.
One link does everything
The same link or QR code checks each person's email against the attendee list and takes them straight in.
Who it's for
Any event where the attendees are the programme
Industry meetups, film and creative gatherings, conferences, community events — anywhere people show up hoping to meet someone useful and leave having only talked to the people they already knew.