One protocol under every attendee-facing feature.
Zeva is a transport layer. Each solution is a feature your app already wants to offer, carried over the crowd when carriers and Wi-Fi can't. Ship one, or all of them, through a single SDK.
- Ordering & paymentsConcessions and merch that keep processing at peak.Learn more
- Messaging & FindAttendees find friends and get alerts with no service.Learn more
- Wayfinding & promotionsMaps, offers and sponsor moments delivered over the crowd.Learn more
- Crowd intelligenceDensity and flow data for operations and safety.Learn more
- Zeva SDKEmbed the mesh in your existing iOS and Android app.Learn more
Every attendee's phone becomes an access point to the venue network.
Venues deploy it. Attendees never think about it. The same four properties apply to every solution on this page.
No hardware to install
Runs inside the venue's existing app or the Zeva app. Nothing to mount, cable or tear down.
Capacity grows with the crowd
More phones means more relay paths. Density is the input, not the failure mode.
Keeps revenue flowing
Mobile ordering, wayfinding, promotions and crowd intelligence stay up when cellular and Wi-Fi are saturated.
Works outside the venue
Parking lots, plazas, shuttle lines and streets. The mesh follows the crowd past the edge of fixed infrastructure.
Phones pass data to nearby phones. Zeva is the protocol that routes it.
Zeva runs inside the venue's existing app or the Zeva app. Attendees never think about it. Venues deploy it in an app update.
- 1
Discover
Phones running Zeva find neighbors over Bluetooth Low Energy automatically. No pairing, no configuration, nothing for the attendee to do.
- 2
Route
Zeva picks the path for each packet. Dense areas elect relay leaders so traffic doesn't flood, and every phone carries only its share.
- 3
Deliver
Orders and messages reach a gateway with backhaul, or stay local when they don't need the internet. Your existing systems see normal traffic.
Prove it at your next event.
We're selecting festivals, conferences and venues for validated 2026–27 deployments with published uptime data. A 30-minute call is enough to scope one.