Our Story
From rebellion to evolution — how Eventasaurus became the future of event organizing.
The Beginning
Eventasaurus didn't start with a business plan. It started with a rebellion.
Born from a partnership with Unsound Festival — the internationally renowned music and arts platform best known for its flagship event in Kraków and satellite editions across New York, London, Toronto, Adelaide, Tbilisi, Brussels, and beyond — we launched festiment in 2019. Together, we built a festival ticketing system from scratch, one designed to liberate events from the grip of giant platforms like Ticketmaster. We wanted to put control back in the hands of organizers, not middlemen.
The festiment Era
Building something different
Festiment quickly grew beyond ticketing. We began powering entire festival ecosystems — from managing artist schedules to handling guest lists — always focused on independent and mid-sized events that deserved better tools than the corporate giants were offering.
Every line of code was written with a simple belief: events should belong to their creators, not to platforms that extract value while adding complexity.
The Resistance
When revolutions invite resistance
But revolutions invite resistance.
One by one, the big players began locking down the very festivals we worked with, luring them back with buyouts and exclusivity.
That could've been the end. But instead, we decided to evolve.
Evolution
Eventasaurus is our second act
Eventasaurus is our second act — a new incarnation built on everything we learned from festiment. It's designed not just to manage events, but to ignite them.
With Eventasaurus, organizers and creators can rally people around ideas, even before a date or venue is set. It's about social proof, momentum, and turning intent into reality — all without losing the soul of real-world connection.
Our Philosophy
Betting on human connection
Because while social media has pushed us further online, we're betting on something different: more gatherings, more joy, more actual human time together.
We're building tools for people who still believe in the magic of shared experiences — whether it's a film screening, a party, a protest, or a pop-up opera in a swimming pool.
What We Build
Events that should exist — but don't yet
Film Screenings
Intimate cinema experiences in unexpected places
Celebrations
Where music, movement, and memories collide
Movements
Turning shared beliefs into collective action
Art Experiences
Opera in swimming pools, poetry in parking lots
This is Eventasaurus
For the events that should exist — but don't yet. For the organizers who refuse to compromise their vision. For the people who still believe that the best conversations happen face-to-face, and the best memories are made together.
Join the movement toward more meaningful gatherings.