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Music festival app: the lineup, the site map and an alert whenever a set changes stage
Festival-goers build their own schedule set by set, find their way on the site map and know at once when a time or a stage changes.
Your festival gets its own native app on iPhone and Android, and nobody has to write code: every set by stage and by day, a site map with bars, water points and the campsite, notifications during the festival, a message at the gates and visibility for your sponsors.
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The lineup, stage by stage
Each set is an event: artist, stage, time on stage
Enter every set in the Agenda section, with the time, the stage, a photo of the artist and a link to one of their songs. Festival-goers flip through the lineup day by day, favorite the sets they can't miss and build their own route through the weekend. If a band cancels or a set slips by an hour, you correct the event and the app shows the right time straight away.
The site map in their pocket
Stages, bars, water points, first aid, campsite: every landmark on the map
The Map section pins every landmark on the site: the stages, the gates, the bars, the water points, the restrooms, the first aid post, the campsite, the shuttle stop. Each landmark has its own card, with a photo and a short instruction, “Free drinking water, bring your bottle”. People arriving from the station start directions to the gate with a single tap.
An alert when a set moves
Push for stage changes, Geofencing to greet people at the gates
A storm delays the main stage? A set moves to the tent? Write a push and send it to every festival-goer, or only to phones inside the site perimeter you draw on the map. Geofencing greets everyone approaching the gates with a message prepared in advance: opening time, bag checks, which entrance to use. It only shows on phones that share their location.
Your app, a page in the ticketing app, or your social accounts?
Three ways to keep festival-goers informed, compared on what matters during the festival.
| Your app with GoodBarber | Page in a ticketing app | Social media | |
|---|---|---|---|
| An app named after the festival, in both stores | native iOS and Android apps | no, one page among other events | no, an account on the platform |
| The lineup by stage and by time | Agenda and favorites | depends on the app | spread across posts |
| The site map | Map section | depends on the app | a posted image |
| Warning about a schedule change | push to everyone or to people on site | depends on the app | seen if the feed shows it |
| Selling tickets | no: the app links to your ticketing | yes | no |
Your sponsors on screen, and a live set for those who couldn't come
The internal ad server for sponsors, Live Video for the live stream
The internal ad server shows your sponsors' banners in the app, on the dates and platforms you choose: the partner radio station on Saturday, the bus company on Sunday evening. For those without a ticket, the Live Video section streams a set from your broadcasting provider; outside the broadcast hours, it shows the text and image of your choice.
What AI brings to your festival
Two uses, with their price.
To answer
An assistant that knows the festival
“Can I bring a water bottle in? What time does the last band play?” The Chatbot digs through your sets, articles and map landmarks for the answer, and replies in the festival-goer's language.
$35/month
To build
A grid of overlapping sets
Write down the section you have in mind, for example “a grid of sets by stage and by hour, where clashes stand out”: the AI Extension Builder produces it inside your app, in your colors.
Free
Also in the festival app
A button to your ticketing
Tickets stay on sale with your provider, and the app sends people there.
A countdown
The days left until the gates open, on the home screen.
Practical info
Getting there, shuttles, banned items, lockers: articles that are easy to update.
Photos from every night
Galleries published the next morning.
A web version
For those who don't install the app, the lineup stays readable in any browser.
Several languages
Visitors from abroad read texts translated from the back office, with nothing to retype.
Pioneers of no-code
15 years of experience building native apps for businesses and content publishers. And the numbers to prove it.
25 000+
Daily downloads for apps built with GoodBarber*
30 000+
Clients have brought their app projects to life with GoodBarber
2011
The year GoodBarber was born: no-code, before anyone else
* Source: internal download tracking, App Store and Google Play, April 2026.
The budget for a festival app
With Premium, the festival has its apps in both stores, with Geofencing, Live Video and push notifications included. The Chatbot is an add-on. Pro suits festivals with a large back-office team and a lot of notifications to send: team logins are unlimited and the push quota is higher.
| Premium · store apps, Geofencing, Live Video | $55 /month, billed yearly |
| Chatbot, an add-on to Premium | $35 /month |
| Pro · unlimited team logins, higher push quota | $105 /month, billed yearly |
Ticketing stays with your provider. Also budget for the two developer accounts, paid to the stores.
Extension Store
On the extensions side, a music festival relies on Agenda, Map, favorites, push and Geofencing (from Premium), Live Video, the internal ad server for sponsors and the AI Extension Builder, at no extra cost.
Music festival app: organizers' questions
Can festival-goers buy their ticket in the app?
No. The app sells no tickets or passes: a button opens your usual ticketing, and the app takes care of the rest, from the lineup to the site map.
How do we tell the crowd that a set is changing stage?
Update the event in the Agenda, then warn the crowd with a push: everyone, or only people on the grounds, by outlining the site on the map.
Can the live stream be kept for ticket holders?
No: a Live Video stream stays open to every app user. Broadcast what you are happy to show the widest audience, an opening set or a backstage interview.
Can sponsors appear in the app?
Yes, with the internal ad server: banners or interstitials for each partner, scheduled by date and platform. You sell these placements to your partners, and GoodBarber plays no part in the contract.
How much should we budget for a music festival app?
Premium is enough to publish the app in both stores, with Geofencing, Live Video and push. The Chatbot is an add-on, the AI Extension Builder is free. Pro adds unlimited team logins and a higher push quota.
Is the app still useful after the festival?
Yes. Past sets leave the Agenda on their own; keep the photos, announce next year's edition, and on the day ticket sales open, a push brings the crowd back.
GoodBarber publishes your music festival's app on iPhone and Android, without a line of code
Sets by stage, favorites, site map, push for changes, Geofencing at the gates, sponsor banners, live stream, web version.