Open source
Published under AGPL-3.0-only with every product feature included and no proprietary feature tier.
Open source event ticketing with encrypted data, retention controls, APIs, webhooks, wallet passes, feeds and configurable service providers.
Published under AGPL-3.0-only with every product feature included and no proprietary feature tier.
The Chobble CIC asset lock, the absence of shareholders and the lack of a proprietary tier leave no route to take the published code closed.
Managed sites are set up through an emailed link. Self-hosted deployments follow five documented steps, and the database migrates itself on the first request.
Chobble uses prepay hosting, not subscription billing. Pay in advance for a month or a year, and if a term ends the site stays in read-only mode for 24 months with no back-payment owed.
Chobble is structured against Cory Doctorow's enshittification pattern with an open licence, an asset-locked community interest company, no tiers, no free plan, prepaid terms, encrypted attendee data, open APIs and payments that go straight to the organiser.
Published source, 100% test coverage and a 0% duplication threshold, so a coding agent gets a mechanical verdict on the changes it makes.
Personal data is encrypted before it is stored. The technical documentation explains the RSA-OAEP and AES-256-GCM design.
A service-by-service breakdown of which users and configured providers can receive attendee data.
Chobble does not use attendee records for advertising, audience profiles or marketing other events.
How ticketing platforms are promoted online, and the rules Chobble follows on ads, reviews and comparison pages.
Set retention for orphaned records, erase contact history and export attendee records.
Chobble is a UK company using Bunny managed infrastructure. Database replicas and optional providers operate in several jurisdictions.
Attendees can download passes for Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and present their ticket at the door.
Choose from Resend, Postmark, SendGrid, or Mailgun (US and EU) for notifications.
Use public JSON endpoints for listings and bookings, or the admin API for listings, groups and holidays.
Get POST notifications on every booking to integrate with your tools.
ICS calendar and RSS feeds for your events, so attendees can subscribe in their calendar app or feed reader.
Send and receive SMS messages through an organiser's Android phone and keep replies with the contact record.
Download complete database backups and restore data to an earlier point, with the matching code version reported.