Food festivals and sagre

A live map for your sagra

Thousands of people on a weekend, volunteers busy in the kitchen, and the same three questions at every corner: where do I eat, where is the music, where did I park.

What gets in the way

  • Volunteers become the info desk

    The people who should be serving food spend the evening pointing at toilets and the parking.

  • The program lives on a poster

    Concerts, the tombola and the kids' corner are announced at the entrance and forgotten by dinner.

  • Rain changes everything

    When the band moves under the tent, there is no way to tell the people already there.

How a live map helps

  • Stands, kitchen and services at a glance

    Food stands, bar, toilets, first aid and parking in their colors, numbered like your flyer.

  • The whole weekend program

    Each evening's music, games and shows on a timeline, with what is on now at the top.

  • One announcement reaches everyone

    Rain plan, a closed kitchen, the start of the tombola: send it and every open map shows it.

  • Ready for the next edition

    Keep the map, change the dates and publish it again next year in minutes.

The plan that fits

Most organizers pick Pro: €39 a month, only for the month the event runs. Pause it after and the map waits for the next edition.

See pricing

Questions

Is it worth it for a small sagra?

Pro covers up to 5,000 map visitors a month, and one small map can stay live on the Free plan. Building the map is free, so you can try it before deciding.

Can volunteers update the program?

Invite them to the team as admins and they can edit the program and send announcements from their phone.

Does it work in a park with poor signal?

The map is light and keeps the areas already seen offline, so it keeps working on weak signal.

Give your visitors a map they will use

Create your team, draw the map and preview it on your phone today. One small map stays live for free.