Festival grounds in the woods. A stadium concourse on game day. Move-in weekend with forty thousand phones on one tower. Event Compass builds companion apps that assume the network is gone. Every map, schedule, and list lives on your device and keeps working at zero bars.
A patron's companion for Renaissance faires. Hand-drawn village maps with every shoppe and stage pinned, the day's show schedule with reminders that fire without signal, and a pouch for keeping track of the wares you mean to return for. Every chart is built to the best of our ability from the information each faire makes available. The maps are in beta, and we'll keep improving them through 2027.
The same compass, pointed at college campuses: building-by-building maps for campus visits, move-in day, orientation week, and game days. Those are the four days a year when the campus network is at its worst and you need it most.
Most event apps are websites in a trench coat. They look great on your couch and go blank at the front gate. We build the other way around.
Our maps are original illustrated artwork with every location pinned to the pixel, not map tiles streamed from a server. If your phone can show a photo, it can show your map.
Schedules and vendor directories sync to a local database when you have signal, and read from it when you don't. The app never makes you wait on a spinner at the front gate.
Your saved wares and reminders are stored only on your phone. There is nothing to sign up for and no account to create, and nothing is sold through the app but the app's own season pass, which is not a faire ticket or admission of any kind: every faire purchase happens at the faire.
Original maps, real schedules, real booths, from Texas to New York, and more faires are coming quickly. See the full list on the Realm page.
A nationwide picker map of US Renaissance faires with dates, locations, and websites. Tap "notify me" on yours and we'll chart the ones people ask for.
Campus is the next chart we draw. Join the waitlist if you want it for your school.