One tap from your bio to their ticket
Followers ask what to do this weekend. Put the answer in your bio: every event you recommend, with your take and a ticket link that credits you.
- Free
- Works with 167 ticketing sites
- Ticket clicks credited to you
- 1They tap the link in your bio
- 2They see every pick, with dates
- 3They buy, and it's credited to you
The problem with a list of buttons
Your link in bio is a list of buttons. Make it a calendar.
A button that says “friday party tix” can't tell anyone when it is, where it is, or that it sold out on Tuesday. Recs can.
Calendars your followers subscribe to
Group picks into themed calendars like “November Dance Floors” or “Free this weekend.” Fans add one to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook once, and every pick you add after that shows up on its own.
- Feature one calendar at the top of your page
- Month, list and map views
- Share a single calendar on its own link
Ticket links that credit you
Paste a link from Ticketmaster, Eventbrite, DICE, RA, Partiful, Posh or 161 other sites. Recs fills in the date, venue, price and artwork, and every ticket link on your page carries your attribution, so the clicks and sales trace back to you.
- Add an event in seconds from any ticket link
- Sold-out shows get flagged, with resale where it exists
- Your take sits right above the ticket button
See what your bio link actually does
Profile views, event views and ticket clicks by day, where the traffic came from, and which picks moved people. The numbers organizers ask for before they work with you.
- Traffic by source: your bio, share links, search
- Your best-performing picks
- Updates in real time
Everything else a link in bio should do
Built around events from the start, not bolted on.
The big ones and the small ones. Paste a link and the event is on your page with its date, venue, price and art.
Keep your other links
Booking form, mixes, a newsletter. Featured links sit under your bio.
Story-ready share cards
Content Studio turns your picks into carousels, stories and a map, sized for Instagram, with your link on every one.
Your picks in their inbox
Followers leave an email on your page, no account needed, and get your new picks every week.
Organizers find you here, too
Your page is your taste on the record. Organizers browse it before they reach out about collabs, guest list spots and paid partnerships.
How collaborations workWhy not just a list of links?
Keep the one you have if you like it. Here's what a link in bio built for events adds.
Questions
Can I keep the link in bio I have now?
Yes. Add your Recs link to it, or make Recs your bio link and move your other links into the featured links on your profile.
Is it free?
Yes. Curating on Recs is free, with no paid tier and no hidden fees.
Which ticketing sites work?
167 so far, from Ticketmaster, Eventbrite and DICE to Resident Advisor, Partiful and Posh. You can also add an event by hand.
How does a ticket link credit me?
Each ticket link on your page carries your attribution, so the clicks it sends show up in your insights and trace back to you.
Can followers add my picks to their calendar?
Yes. Any of your calendars can be subscribed to from Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook, and new picks show up there on their own.
Who can apply?
Anyone people ask what to do this weekend: DJs, writers, nightlife and food people, scene regulars. We review every application.
Make the link in your bio worth tapping
Free to apply. Add your first pick the day you're approved.