Gleey
From the first ticket to the moment you arrive.
- What
- Events app
- Year
- 2026
- Status
- In development
- Runs on
- Web app that installs (PWA) · native app in the works
One app for the whole event, for the people going and the people hosting: the page, the ticket, the door, the people inside and the money after.
Gleey is an app for every kind of event: find one, get in, be there, and run your own. An art fair, a comedy show, a food fair, a boat cruise, a wedding or a conference: one page, one ticket, one door.
Gleey is our own product, not client work: a build in progress, developed in-house by Dexglow’s founder and CEO, who also founded Gleey. Every screen here is from Gleey’s demo world: the names and numbers on them are sample data. Gleey is an app, not an event company: hosts run their events, Gleey runs the app.
The waitlist is at gleey.appThe bad days it removes
- 01
The price on the poster is not the price at checkout
The price on the event page is the price at checkout, fee included. Nothing is added on the next step.
- 02
A ticket is a screenshot anyone can forward
The code on a ticket renews every few seconds, and the door scans it.
- 03
The network drops at the gate
The door keeps scanning offline and catches up when the network is back.
- 04
Inside, you know no one
Who’s here shows who is at the event and open to meet.
- 05
A host finds out what they made days later
Every sale, fee and the payout in one view; the payout goes out the morning after the event.
What we built
For people going
- Event pages for every kind of event, with all-in prices
- Tickets with a live code, kept in your Pocket
- Who’s here, inside the event
For hosts
- An event builder: name, date, the look, tickets
- A door app that scans, even offline
- Sales, fees and the payout in one view
Gleey installs from the browser: no app-store wait, one link to share, updates the moment they ship.
- Installs from the browser, with its own icon
- Alerts by push, per device
- The door keeps scanning when the network drops (tested end to end)
- Safety pages can be kept on the phone
Why we build web apps that install: one link to share, no app-store wait, updates the moment they ship, and one codebase for the phone and the desk.