Nightlife runs on six apps and somebody’s cousin who knows a PR. Strobe holds the whole night in one place: what is on, who you know is going, the real room, the real price, and a table your friends pay into themselves.
The room as it actually is. Free tables carry their price, taken ones read prenotato.
One night. Everyone on it. Both ends of it.
The same thing that makes a night easy for you is what finally lets a room know who was actually in it. That is not two products. It is one, seen from two ends.
What’s different
A night you can hold, not a name someone wrote down.
You know before you go
What is on, and how many people you know have said they are going. The thing that actually decides a Friday.
The price is on the table
The real floor plan, the real minimum, before you speak to anyone.
Everyone pays their own
Their own link, their own amount, no account. Nobody fronts the group.
Your whole party is known
Not one name and seven strangers the door has to take on trust.
How it works
Five steps, no phone calls.
See what is on
Tonight, this week, or whenever you are free. And who you know is going, before you commit to anything.
See the real room
A floor plan of the actual venue: the consolle, the bar, what is taken, what is free. Pick your exact tavolo.
Fill the table
The minimum spend is a cart, not a floor. You choose what is on it, from the venue’s own list, at the venue’s own prices.
Bring who you want
Invite your people. Split evenly, set the amounts, or cover someone. Each of them pays from a link, with no account.
Arrive
The deposit holds the table; the balance settles at the venue on the night. At the door, your whole party is already on the list.
You book in the app. Your friends just tap a link.
iOS: not released yet. · Android: not released yet.
Nobody should have to front the whole table.
Every group has one person who books, pays, and then spends two weeks chasing six friends for money that was never quite agreed. Strobe ends that job. The organiser picks the table and sends the links; everyone sees their own amount and pays it themselves, by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. If someone drops out, their share reopens. If the group doesn’t complete, everyone is refunded in full, automatically, and the table goes back on sale. The arithmetic is the system’s problem, not yours.
The rest of the week
Booking a table is rare. Wanting to know what is on is not.
Where your friends are going, the rooms worth considering tonight, the people whose taste you trust, and a city where you know nobody. This is the part you open on a Tuesday, and it is the reason the table is worth anything.
Running a venue?
You have been selling to one person and hosting eight.
Know the whole room, not the booker
Every guest at the table, by name, attached to the night, the spend and the channel. The other seven stop being anonymous.
Know what every channel costs
Direct, PR, ambassador, partner: attributed at booking, never recomputed afterwards.
Keep your PRs. Make them measurable.
Tracked links and provable commission. They propose, you approve.
Trust
Built like the money depends on it. Because it does.
- Payments run on Stripe. Card details never touch Strobe, and the venue is the seller of record: its own till still closes the bill.
- Personal data is hosted in the EU.
- We never publish how full or empty a room is. Social features are opt-in and off by default, and presence, when it ships, comes from door check-in rather than from tracking your phone.
The app
You book in the app. Your friends just tap a link.
Strobe is where the room, the table, the price and your record live. The people paying their share of your table need none of that, so their link opens anywhere and takes Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card.
iOS: not released yet. · Android: not released yet.
Launching soon
Strobe is opening to its first venues.
Leave your email and we’ll tell you when rooms near you come online. One email when it matters, nothing weekly.
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