Events
A simple guide to running your first online event
A friendly, step-by-step look at putting up your first event, collecting sign-ups, and checking people in — without a spreadsheet or a stack of emails.
4 min read · Updated 2026-07-31
Running an event sounds like a lot — a sign-up form, a list of who's coming, reminders, a way to check people in at the door. The trick is letting one place do all of it for you, so you can spend your time on the event itself instead of the paperwork.
How it goes
- Put up a page for your event with the date, place, and the details people need.
- Decide if it's a free RSVP or a ticketed event, and ask any questions you need when people sign up.
- Share the link — people sign up themselves, and your list fills in for you.
- On the day, check people in at the door from the same place you set it all up.
The whole point: no spreadsheet, no chasing replies. Everything about the event lives in one place, and your list of who is coming fills itself in as people sign up.