The line under your name, fuller: where you are, a button to watch, book or shop, reactions from visitors, a trail of what came before — and statuses you schedule ahead that switch on by themselves.

A page for each event — your photo or clip, a countdown, when and where, add to calendar, directions. It takes over your page while it's on, then says thank you and steps aside.

Sell tiers of tickets or approve requests; every guest's phone becomes a QR pass that changes every 30 seconds. Scan at the door with helpers, even with no signal. Refunds are automatic if you cancel.

Draw the room from a layout — stage, rows, tables, standing zones — coloured by ticket. Seat wedding guests by tapping a guest, then a table, or seat everyone at once.

Numbered seats chosen at checkout, held while they pay and sold once — with "best available" for the indecisive. The pass says the row and seat.

Carry a nearby creator's event on your page, earn credits, and spend them putting yours on theirs — shown only to people close enough to come.

Not just how many tapped — how many saw your page and didn't. That gap is the thing you can actually fix.

Traffic split by where it came from, each with its own conversion. Stop guessing which channel is worth the effort.

Visitors by country on a map, counted once per person per day rather than once per click.

Your avatar, your background — an image, or a short looping video. No badge, no template you can spot from a mile off.

Tag a link per story or video and compare them. Two posts on the same platform rarely perform the same.

Photos, videos and files behind your page. Invite people, or set a price and let them join. Locked means locked — no address is ever generated for something a visitor may not open.

Anywhere people should find you — a studio, a gig, a pickup point — with opening hours, a map on request and Directions in one tap. Show just the area if it's also your home.

Each visitor sees whether you ship to their country, answered for them rather than left in a list to read.

Show a store only where it sells. Visitors see the links meant for them; nobody lands on a shop that won't take their order.

www.showfinch.com/s/spring, for a flyer or a caption. Clicks and people, both — and tag one to a campaign and it lands beside your page's visits.

Themes painted on light rather than flat colour, and on Pro a set drawn on a pattern — a drafting grid, a halftone screen, gold rules.

Ask visitors their age range — optional, anonymous, and only if you switch it on. The only honest way to know.