An RSVP is a promise to turn up, not a promise to talk to anyone. Every community organiser knows the difference. FirstMove closes it.
Luma collects the RSVP. FirstMove makes sure the twenty people who showed up actually met each other.
Event pages, invites and RSVP management, quickly. It is built for the announcement-to-door part of running an event and completes its job when the guest list is confirmed.
The part every community organiser actually worries about: whether the room goes quiet. FirstMove gives arrivals a mutual, low-stakes way to open a conversation, so the event succeeds on the only measure that matters.
| FirstMoveThe Presence Layer | LumaEvent pages and RSVPs | |
|---|---|---|
| The job it does | Gets the guests talking once they arrive | Collects RSVPs and manages the guest list |
| When it matters | From the door onwards | From announcement to the door |
| Solves | Rooms that go quiet | Guest lists that need managing |
| Identity model | Ephemeral. Ends with the event | A persistent profile tied to your RSVPs |
| After the event | The VibeZone closes and the chats close with it | You keep the attendee list |
| Recurring events | Schedule once as a residency | Duplicate the event page |
| Paid ticketing | Included, with payouts and white-label event pages | Available alongside RSVPs |
Luma is described by what it is built for. Feature lists change. The boundary does not.
Post the event on Luma exactly as you do now, then switch on a VibeZone for the space it runs in. Adding FirstMove costs you nothing you already have. No data import, no audience export, no change to how people buy. Keep your current ticketing and run FirstMove alongside it, or bring ticketing across to us, since FirstMove Partners ships ticketing, event management and white-label event pages too. Either way, the VibeZone is the reason your room changes.
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Yes. FirstMove Partners publishes and manages events, with white-label event pages and a custom subdomain. That is not why organisers come to us though. The reason to add FirstMove is that it is the only thing that works on the room itself.
Small rooms are where the awkwardness is most obvious and where a quiet night is most damaging. A VibeZone works at twenty people as well as it works at twenty thousand, and it can be scheduled to repeat monthly.
They download the free app and get an ephemeral profile that resets after the event. There is no social graph to build and no follower count to maintain, which is exactly why people actually use it.
Keep the stack you have. Add the layer you do not. We will walk you through what a VibeZone looks like in your venue.
