Built in Indonesia
Hajatan Ria makes small, dependable tools for community events and local businesses: selling tickets, taking orders, and building the website people find you on. They work on a phone or an iPad and keep going when the internet doesn't.
Each one stands on its own. Together they follow a guest from finding you online to the ticket they redeem at the counter.
Tickets for community events, from group rides to gigs.
Status: live; VODO Gear Up vol. 1 took its registrations here (see past events below).
Open Hajatan Tiket →An offline-first register for independent cafés.
Status: runs the till every day at VODO Kopi.
Open Hajatan POS →Websites for small businesses, tour operators and foundations.
Status: sites built for a travel operator, a school and a foundation in Nusa Tenggara Barat.
Events that took their registrations on Hajatan Tiket.
A community night ride hosted by VODO Kopi, with live music back at the café. Riders registered for it on Hajatan Tiket.
An event ticket doesn't have to end at the gate. Here is how the three work together around an event.
The host's website, built by Hajatan Web, announces the event and links to tickets.
A guest registers on Hajatan Tiket and gets a QR ticket by email.
Gate staff scan the QR at the event. Checked-in guests qualify for perks.
The cashier scans the same ticket at the POS and the event promo applies automatically.
These tools are made for one cashier, one gate and patchy signal, not a head office.
A sale or a check-in should never wait on the network. Everything syncs deterministically once it's back.
Cashiers and gate staff work fast. Common actions take under three taps.
The simplest design that works, so a tiny team can run it and fix it.