For nostalgia-minded event lovers who are struggling with the extinction of physical ticket stubs, Turnstile is a new interactive online community that acts as a digital museum, providing users with a new way to document and share the beauty and detailed history of their ticket stub collections with other fans.
Unlike scrapbooks or traditional social media sites, Turnstile allows users to link digitized versions of their ticket stubs with online artifacts related to each event such as game highlights for sporting events or concert setlists. Users can also interact with each other to swap stories, recount milestones, or share event-related memories, like personal photos.
With Turnstile, people from around the world are able to bring their beloved ticket stub collections back to life and share a small piece of their personal history, all while reliving memories of their favorite musician, a pivotal sporting event, their favorite movie on the big screen, and more.
If you want to be part of iOS beta testing via Test Flight, reach out to albert@turnstilestubs.com
Everything you need to know about this early stage version of Turnstile.
Email albert@turnstilestubs.com and download Apple TestFlight in the App store on your Apple device. We will then push the beta build of the app to your phone for download.
This version of Turnstile is fully local to your device. This means that all uploaded images, event details, and artifacts are stored only on your phone.
We use simple local storage (JSON) - no servers, no accounts. We do ask for a username to be created so that stubs and info that you add stay in the app as you come and go. At this stage, Turnstile does not have access to any of the information, images, or data that you input into the app.
At this stage, even if you select private or public when you create a username, all of your information will stay local to your phone. In later versions of Turnstile, you will have the option to curate a collection and keep it to yourself, or make it public to share with others, appear in the social "Tailgate" feed, link your stubs to your favorite teams, bands, and so much more.
Tailgate is a social feed for sharing your favorite stubs and stories. In beta, we've populated the feed with a couple of sample posts, and any stubs that you add will also appear in the feed (though no one else who has downloaded the app will see your stubs)