I'm Waqar. I've been building ticketing software since 2013, and the same thing kept bothering me: you sell a ticket to your own show, and the platform keeps a cut of every sale, the buyer's email, and the relationship that came with it. Zunaro is the opposite of that. Store, reserved seating, box office and door check-in on one live inventory — and you keep the fees, the funds and the customers. The part I'd most like feedback on is the selling. A WhatsApp agent answers your buyers and holds seats. A campaign agent drafts a send and reports the orders it actually made — you approve every one. And your events are bookable inside ChatGPT and Claude, where the buyer picks a real seat on your real map, then checks out on your own site. Money never completes in chat. We're a small team at DTEC in Dubai. No customers to point at yet — it's early, and that's the honest pitch: you'd be early, and it gets built around how you actually run events. So, genuinely: what's the most annoying part of selling tickets to your events? I read every reply.

Zunaro

The ticketing platform that sells for you

The ticketing platform that sells for you