The companion app your event doesn't have
Every festival app today is a schedule with a map bolted on. It tells your audience what's on tonight and forgets them the moment they leave. gum is the layer above that — the memory, the artists, and the people they came with.
What licensing gum gives you
A branded app across your whole calendar
No dev team, no per-event scramble, no white-label shell. We skin gum to your brand and it's ready for the next event and every show after — one app that follows your audience instead of a throwaway per festival.
Discovery pointed at your roster
Every set logged is a fan choosing to collect one of your artists, and every card links straight to their music. For a label, that is a discovery engine aimed directly at your catalogue.
Editorial artist cards
Every card is written — a bio in a real voice, the genre, the country, and a hand-picked set of tracks. Not a database row with a streaming widget.
The social layer your community has never had
Friends, close friends and groups. Who's here, who caught which set, and quick plans made on the fly — tied to your brand rather than a generic chat app.
An audience that persists between events
Libraries accrue across every event a fan attends, so someone who collects at one show is still your audience at the next one, and next year.
Event tooling done properly
Lineup, schedule with clash detection, polygon maps and group plans — the utility layer, built with editorial care.
Proven in the field
Our first live deployment ran a full festival week in Dhërmi, Albania, in June 2026 — editorial cards for the full lineup, polygon event mapping, clash detection and the social layer, in production. Read about Dhërmi 2026.