Software for a week, not a year.

Event apps, campaign sites, pilots and one-off tools: built by your agent in an afternoon, then archived.

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Eventra, an events app: tonight's headline night with a Get tickets button, tickets left, a reminder about doors opening and upcoming nightsEventra on a phone: the same night, the Get tickets button and the tabs Discover and My tickets

Short-lived is not the same as low-stakes

The app only has to live for a few weeks. The data in it still matters.

  • Too small for a project, too real for a spreadsheet

    Nobody wants to set up hosting, a database and sign-in for something that lives a few weeks.

  • It still holds people's data

    An event app holds names, emails and payments. A pilot's form holds answers that must stay private.

  • So corners get cut

    A shared form link, an open sheet, a quick script on someone's laptop.

  • And then it lingers

    Old tools keep running, with data nobody owns and logins nobody remembers.

Good fits

  • Event apps

    Registration, tickets, schedules and reminders for a conference, a meetup or an offsite.

  • Campaign sites

    A launch page with sign-ups, a contest with entries, a referral push with its own rules.

  • Pilots

    A trial with a few customers or one team, before anyone commits to a long-term build.

  • One-off internal tools and data collection

    A migration checklist, an audit with sign-off, a survey whose answers only some people may read.

How it goes with Appbricx

Spin it up, use it, export what you need, put it away.

  1. Describe it after lunch

    Tell your agent who uses it and what each person may do. It writes the tables, pages, sign-in and messages.

    code

  2. Check it like a real app

    Access rules per role in SQL, tested by verify before anyone sees it: the same as for an app that lives for years.

    verify

  3. Ship it on a link or a domain

    Publish on an Appbricx address or the campaign's own domain, with HTTPS.

    deploy

  4. Run it

    Workflows send confirmations and reminders on schedule. You watch runs and logs in the console.

    workflowslogs

  5. Keep what you need

    Export the sign-ups, answers or orders as CSV or JSON.

    data_transfer

  6. Archive or delete

    Archive the project when the week is over, or delete it: the site goes down first.

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What you gain

  • Live the same day

    Sign-in, a database and hosting are already there, so the afternoon goes into the app itself.

  • The same protection as everything else

    Row-level security per role, tested before release, and a snapshot before every production change.

  • A clean end

    Export the data, archive or delete the project, and nothing is left running with people's details in it.

  • Reuse what worked

    Save a project as a template and start the next event or campaign from it.

Build this week's app this afternoon

Start free, connect your agent, and describe the event, campaign or pilot. Archive it when you are done.

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