Getting rounds
without drink tokens

One of the group pays for the whole round by card and the others pay them back afterwards. That works fine, as long as you keep track of who had what. With FestiDrinkz you record for each round who ordered which drink and who paid. At the end you see exactly who still owes whom what.

They cost money to make, create waste and cause extra queues at the token sales points. Visitors also often end up with leftover tokens they never cash in. Card and contactless payments are cheaper and quicker for organisers.

Yes. On a packed festival site you often see signal, but nothing gets through. If saving a round or expense doesn't work within a few seconds, FestiDrinkz keeps it on your phone and sends it automatically as soon as the network is back, even if that's not until you're on your way home. Each round is only recorded once, so you don't need to enter anything again. If a page won't load, you'll see the last saved balance of your group. Do open FestiDrinkz once with good signal; scanning a menu or price list only works with signal.

Because not everyone drinks the same. At Lowlands 2026 a small beer costs €3.95 and a speciality beer almost seven euros. Anyone who only drinks water or stops after two rounds pays heavily towards the rest of the day with an equal split.

No. You share a link or QR code and everyone joins straight away in the browser, with no account and no installation. Anyone who wants can download the app, but they don't have to. That way nobody has to be the accountant all day either.