Fezt.online is a competition-first platform for arts, sports, cultural, and academic festivals. It streamlines registrations, judging, scoring, live results, rankings, and certificates. Standout features include passwordless login via secure links, dedicated event subdomains (e.g., litart.fezt.online), a public website for every festival, and unique judge feedback through both text and voice recordings for each participant.
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The idea for Fezt.online came from a problem I faced while organising Sahithyotsav, a literature festival with 100+ items and 500+ participants. Managing participants, competitions, judges, scores, and results across multiple tools was time-consuming and prone to errors. I realized there wasn't a good platform built specifically for competition-based festivals. That experience inspired me to build Fezt.online—a solution designed to simplify arts, sports, cultural, and academic festivals with faster workflows, better organization, and features that solve real challenges faced by organizers.
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🧐 Good find
How does the pricing scale for larger festivals with hundreds of participants and multiple judges — is it per event or based on usage, and are there any limits on voice feedback storage?
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@cansuog3c its now mvp . on next upgrde i make pricing in three levels, even though 100s of partiipants engage at at a time technically backend can manage it, thats why now i keep simmple pricing. currently a judge can make a single voice recording for an item. if he wants, he can re record, by the way thats a loop hole for the storage use to be increased while still keeping a single new audio in active. so i will correct it as if you re record your old audio will be deleted. thank you for your valuable question
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💎 Pixel perfection
Love that judges can leave voice recordings as feedback, such a thoughtful touch that goes way beyond a simple scorecard and actually makes participants feel seen. The dedicated event subdomains are a clean way to give each festival its own identity without rebuilding from scratch.
passwordless login is such a nice touch for events where half the participants forget their credentials anyway. voice feedback from judges is a genuinely cool idea, can't recall seeing that on similar platforms before.
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@dogrucamer51928 you found my plus points. thanks for your comment
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The voice feedback option for judges is a really thoughtful touch, way more personal than a typed comment and something participants will actually remember. Love how clean the whole flow looks too.
How does the pricing scale for larger festivals with hundreds of participants and multiple judges — is it per event or based on usage, and are there any limits on voice feedback storage?
@cansuog3c its now mvp . on next upgrde i make pricing in three levels, even though 100s of partiipants engage at at a time technically backend can manage it, thats why now i keep simmple pricing.
currently a judge can make a single voice recording for an item. if he wants, he can re record, by the way thats a loop hole for the storage use to be increased while still keeping a single new audio in active. so i will correct it as if you re record your old audio will be deleted.
thank you for your valuable question
Love that judges can leave voice recordings as feedback, such a thoughtful touch that goes way beyond a simple scorecard and actually makes participants feel seen. The dedicated event subdomains are a clean way to give each festival its own identity without rebuilding from scratch.
@fatmasavluhstl thank you for your feedback
passwordless login is such a nice touch for events where half the participants forget their credentials anyway. voice feedback from judges is a genuinely cool idea, can't recall seeing that on similar platforms before.
@dogrucamer51928 you found my plus points. thanks for your comment
The voice feedback option for judges is a really thoughtful touch, way more personal than a typed comment and something participants will actually remember. Love how clean the whole flow looks too.
@necdetozya55828 thanks for your reply