Changelog: what is new

0.1.0

v0.1.0

Initial release — EazyPazz is live

July 1, 2026

FeatureOnline ticket sales

Create events, set up ticket types with flexible pricing, and start selling in minutes. QR codes included on every ticket.

FeatureOrganizer dashboard

Real-time sales tracking, visitor analytics, and revenue overview in a dashboard built for organizers.

FeatureOffline scanner PWA

Check in guests at the door with our progressive web app — works without internet, perfect for venues with poor connectivity.

FeatureStorefront & checkout

Branded ticket shop on your own subdomain with a guided checkout flow, Stripe & Mollie payments, and discount codes.

FeatureCashless payments

Complete cashless system with wristbands — token or euro mode, online top-up, and real-time transaction tracking.

FeatureMultilingual support

Full NL / FR / EN support for your storefront, tickets, emails, and dashboard.

FeatureEvent creation wizard

Step-by-step wizard to create events with all details — dates, location, ticket types, imagery, and publication settings.

FeatureBelgian compliance checklists

Built-in regulatory checklists based on Belgian event laws — stay compliant without the hassle.

About this page

Why we keep this in public

A platform you trust with your own event and your visitors’ data ought to show what changes. So every release is here with its date: new features, improvements to scanning and payments, and the problems we fixed. Anyone assembling a file for their board or their school can point at this without having to ask us.

What is and is not in the list

The list carries what you can notice as an organiser: a new option in ticket sales, an improvement to the scanner, a changed e-mail, a fixed problem. It does not carry internal rebuilding with no visible effect — that would fill the list without telling you anything. If something you did notice is missing, that ought to become an addition.

What does not exist yet

We are not vague about what is missing. German is not available; the platform works in Dutch, French and English. The compliance checklist is worked out for Flanders, with a warning for Brussels and Wallonia rather than rules we are not sure of. The feature pages state, subject by subject, what works today.