Verified self-tests before the doors open

ScreenMe lets event organisers require a verified at-home self-test as a condition of entry, without a testing tent at the gate or a queue of people holding up phone photos.

The entry problem

A photo of a test strip proves nothing. A testing tent at the venue costs staff, space and an hour of every attendee's time. Both were tried at scale during the pandemic; neither is what an organiser wants to repeat in a flu season.

How it works for an event

Attendees receive a ScreenMe link with their ticket. They test at home on the morning of the event, on camera; ScreenMe verifies the test and their identity. At the entrance, staff check a verified status on the attendee's phone or the organiser's list. No sample handling on site.

Typical use cases

Conferences and trade fairs. Concerts and festivals during a respiratory wave. Corporate events, off-sites and AGMs. Sports fixtures with mandated screening. Weddings and private events with vulnerable guests.

Attendee privacy

Attendees choose to share only the status with the event organiser; nothing else is disclosed. Data is encrypted and deleted after the organiser's retention period.

Pricing

Pay per completed screening, so a one-day event costs exactly the screenings it used. No subscription.

Frequently asked questions