**I'm building a platform that solves a problem every festival-goer knows: getting there without a car 🚌**
Every year I see the same thing at festivals across Europe — thousands of people scrambling for transport, bus companies afraid to commit routes because they don't know if enough people will show up, and a massive mismatch between supply and demand.
So I'm building a demand-aggregation platform for festival bus transport.
Here's how it works:
Festival-goers register interest for a specific route (e.g. Brussels → Tomorrowland) — **no upfront payment**
Once enough people have signed up, a bus company gets matched and commits to the route
Everyone gets notified, pays their ticket, and the bus runs
Bus companies only deploy when demand is proven. Festival-goers never pay unless their bus actually happens. No one owns buses — it's pure matchmaking.
Starting with Belgian festivals, then scaling to the rest of Europe. Thinking Tomorrowland, Pukkelpop, Rock Werchter as first targets — but the model works for any festival with a geographic spread of attendees.
**Curious what you think:**
- Would you use something like this?
- Any festivals / routes you'd want to see covered?
- Any obvious problems I'm not seeing?
Still building — happy to answer questions!