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For hosts of house gigs, supper clubs and home parties

Invite strangers safely: approve every guest, share your address only with them

Guests request a spot and answer your questions (their Instagram, for example). You approve or decline. Your exact address stays hidden until someone is approved and has their pass.

Set up your party in a minute See a sample event page

Free to start. Free events cost ₹0.

Sound familiar?

I want 20 people in my living room for music. I can’t put my home address on a public link and let anyone walk in.

How Yano handles it

Requests, then your approval

Guests fill a short form with your questions. You see each request in your dashboard and approve or decline it.

Address hidden until approved

The public page shows only the area (for example “Koramangala”). The exact address and map pin appear on the pass after you approve.

One entry per pass

At your door, each pass works once. A copied screenshot shows as already used, with the guest’s name and time.

What your guests get

A clear status page: requested, approved, paid, pass ready
The address and map pin on their pass once approved
Your number to message if they’re running late

What it costs

Free events₹0

Each paid pass1 credit · ₹6–₹10

Share of your ticket money0%

Guests pay you directly — your UPI, or your own Razorpay or Cashfree account. Yano never holds your money. A credit costs ₹10 in small packs and ₹6 in the biggest; new organisers get 50 free credits. See pricing

Set it up

Create the event. Turn on guest approval and the secret location, and add your questions.
Review requests. Approve the people you want. Approved guests pay you directly and get their pass.
Open the door. Scan passes with your phone or check names on the guest list.

Questions organisers ask

Can someone see my address before I approve them?

No. The public page shows only the area you choose. The full address is on the pass, which only approved guests receive.

Do guests pay before or after I approve?

After. People who aren’t approved never pay.

Can I ask for an Instagram handle or other details?

Yes. Add any questions to the booking form, and mark the ones that are required.

What does it cost if the party is free?

Nothing. Free passes never use credits.

More answers, for organisers, door staff and guests: FAQ

Ready when you are

Make your event page in a few minutes. You can change anything later.

Set up your party in a minute See a sample event page

Guides for house parties & living-room gigs

Party organisers on Instagram: a curated guest list, a balanced crowd and a door nobody can cheatFor people who run parties from Instagram: approve guests by their profile, balance women and men, sell couple passes and early birds, give promoters their own links, and run a fast door.For house party hosts: a guest list you trust, at your own homeShare only the area publicly, approve who comes, collect money on your UPI, and run a calm door — so a house party feels like a party, not a risk.For supper clubs and food pop-ups: covers, diets and a secret tableOnly cook when enough covers are booked, ask about dietary needs, keep the location private, and take payment before the night.Approve guests before they pay: running curated eventsFor mixers, private parties, retreats and selective workshops: guests request a spot with their answers, you approve the ones who fit, and only approved guests pay and get a pass.Keep the address private until someone booksFor house parties, home concerts and secret gigs: the public page shows only the area; the exact address and map pin appear only on confirmed guests’ passes.Book your own event as a guest — before anyone else doesTry booking walks you through your own booking exactly as a guest would. Nothing is charged, saved or emailed — so you can check every step before you share the link.

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