Last month, we partnered with three developer collectives across Lagos, Berlin, and Singapore to run a series of private demo nights. The goal was simple: let builders experiment with privacy-first event ticketing in real-world conditions.
What emerged was fascinating. Teams used Zicket's anonymous attendance feature to create "blind feedback" sessions where presenters couldn't identify their critics. This led to more honest, constructive feedback than traditional demo days.
One team even built a reputation system on top of our ZK-proofs — attendees could prove they'd been to previous events without revealing which ones. The implications for professional networking are huge: imagine proving your expertise through attendance history without doxxing your interests.
We're now working with these communities to formalize the "Hack Night" format. If you're running a builder community and want to try privacy-first demos, reach out.
