No more matching UPI screenshots against a Google Form

Share one link from your Instagram. Guests book and pay you directly, each gets a pass, and you see one clean list. Walk-ins at the door get a pass on the spot.

Start with a workshop template See a sample event page

Free to start. Free events cost ₹0.

Sound familiar?

Pehle Google Form banati thi, phir UPI screenshots bank SMS se milaati thi. Aadhi raat reminders bhejti thi.

How Yano handles it

One list, already reconciled

Every booking shows the guest, what they paid and their answers. Online gateway payments confirm themselves; UPI payments are one tick each.

Walk-ins at the door

Someone brings a friend? Create a pass in the scanner — cash, spot UPI or free — and they’re checked in.

Phone dead? Find them by number

Type the guest’s mobile number in the scanner and check them in from their booking.

What your guests get

A pass with the studio address and time
The pass by email and saved in their photos
Your number for questions

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 workshop. Add the fee, seats and what’s included.
Share from Instagram. Put the link in your bio or stories.
Welcome guests. Scan passes at the door and add walk-ins on the spot.

Questions organisers ask

What does it cost me?

Nothing for free workshops. For paid ones, one credit per paid pass — new organisers get free credits to start. Yano never takes a share of your fees.

Can I use my own Razorpay or Cashfree?

Yes. Connect it in Settings and payments confirm themselves; passes go out right after payment.

How do walk-ins work?

In the scanner, tap Walk-in, choose the ticket and how they paid (cash, spot UPI or free). They get a pass and are checked in.

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.

Start with a workshop template See a sample event page

Guides for workshops & classes

For pottery, painting and craft workshops: fill small batches without the chaseRun a batch only when it fills, ask about experience levels, cap seats per booking, and let people book on your studio website.For dance classes and bootcamps: one pass for the whole seriesSell a pass for a multi-session bootcamp, check attendance each session, take a deposit, and keep a record of who came.For coaching batches and seminars: seats, fees in parts, and clean accountsTake a booking fee now and the rest on day one, approve registrations if needed, and end with a spreadsheet your accountant can use.For yoga and wellness retreats: the right group, deposits and a smooth arrivalApprove participants, take a deposit and the balance on arrival, offer pickup points, and run a multi-day programme with one pass.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.For photo walks and heritage walks: small groups and a clear meeting pointCap the group, share an exact meeting point with a map, ask about cameras and experience, and keep regulars coming back.

Other kinds of events

Coaching batches & classesFor teachers, tutors and small coaching centres Run clubs, book clubs & community meetupsFor community hosts: reading circles, run clubs, chai meetups House parties & living-room gigsFor hosts of house gigs, supper clubs and home parties

All kinds of events