What's new on Recs
Product updates and new features for curators, organizers, and the people who go out.
- For curators
Your best calendar first, and old ones out of the way
Feature one calendar at the top of your profile, and let calendars that have ended move aside on their own. Your profile leads with what's next.
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- For curators
Sign in to Recs with a passkey
No password to remember, nothing to type. Add a passkey to your Recs account and sign in with Face ID, Touch ID, or your password manager.
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Organizers are looking for creators like you
Every day, organizers on Recs browse creators to build their rosters and plan collabs. Here's what that looks like from their side, and a preview of what's coming: knowing exactly who checked you out.
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- For curators
New ways to show your calendar, including a map
Your calendar no longer has to be a plain grid. Show it as a map of where everything's happening, focus the weekend, keep it compact, or lay it out as an agenda. Then share the map to Instagram.
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- For organizers
Import all your events in one click
Adding shows one at a time is a chore. Paste a link to your events page and Recs pulls in your whole upcoming calendar at once, posters and all.
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- For organizers
Every creator conversation in one place
Reaching out to creators is a conversation, not a blast. Every email and Instagram DM with a creator now sits on one timeline, and you can reply without leaving Recs.
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- For organizers
Send outreach from your own inbox — now with Microsoft too
Send curator outreach from your own Gmail or Microsoft 365 inbox instead of a shared Recs address. Your name, your domain, better deliverability, and it's free.
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Add your own links to your profile
Your profile is more than the events you curate. You can now add your own links — booking pages, your shop, a way to reach you — right alongside them.
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- For organizers
How Recs attribution works (in plain English)
When a fan buys through Recs, we tag the ticket link so the sale shows up as Recs-sourced in your own ticketing report. You verify it there, not on our word.
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Add photos to any event, right from the event page
Show the event, don't just describe it. Add photos straight from an event's page — or attach several at once when you create it. Web and mobile.
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- For curators
Dream collabs: tell us who you want to work with
Name any organizer you'd love to collaborate with — paste an event link, a website, or a social — and Recs reaches out to make the intro.
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- For everyone
What's new on Recs
Welcome to the Recs blog — a running changelog of everything we're shipping for curators, organizers, and the people who go out.
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Turn your Recs into Instagram carousels & stories
Content Studio now turns the events you curate into share-ready Instagram carousels and stories — editable captions, your branding, one-click export.
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Resale tickets, when events sell out
Sold out isn't a dead end anymore. When an event is gone, Recs now surfaces face-value resale tickets — and can notify you the moment they appear.
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Post updates to your events
Lineup change, weather call, last-minute tickets? Post an update on your event with photos and @-mentions — and the people who care get notified.
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