When we first used the chip technology to hand out snacks for hungry schoolchildren, we had absolutely no idea that in a few years, we would use a similar solution to help organize hundreds of events. During the five years of our existence, NFCtron was used by more than 300 event organizers, including the biggest Czech festival players such as Rock for People or Let It Roll.
This isn’t the end of our story though, it’s only the beginning. We beileve that NFCtron stands at the dawn of a Big Bang and that it will make some extraordinary things happen in the event universe.
In 1961, a human goes into outer space for the first time. About 55 years later, Václav Jaroš sells his car to be able to buy the first proper laptop for Martin Endler, a prodigy developer. They start supplying schoolchildren with snacks together and they use the chip technology for the first time to dispense goods, primarily tangerines and chocolate milk.
We’re coming back to the Rosé wine fest, learnt from last year’s debacle, and we’re doing great. So great that in that very year, our solution is used by FoodParade, as far as in Prague!
The project is joined by Libor Němeček and we’re receiving the capital injection needed to introduce our system at dozens of events. In December we’re launching the NFCtron Plus app, in which organizers and salesmen can connect, and we’re closing the year with 92 events.
Hard work pays off! We’re managing to get some of the biggest Czech events’ confidence and even in the shorter season, we’re helping organizers at 125 amazing events.
On April 22, 2022, we’re holding NFCtron Keynote, the very first conference of our own. We’re introducing some NFCtron Hub news and our brand new app NFCtron Bianca. One small step for a man, a giant leap for NFCtron.
We’re testing using the chip for payments at a public event for the first time. The lot fell on the Rosé Wine Festival in Třebíč. We have three months to develop the app and we can make it! It’s finished half an hour before the festival’s beginning on the dot. The payments are slow and unstable, we’re peevish, but we have a real feedback for the first time.
SÁZAVAFEST expresses their interest and we’re moving forward at a rocket-like speed, it’s not a game anymore. We’re officially establishing the NFCtron a.s. company.
The worldwide pandemic makes organizing events impossible and nobody’s particularly cheerful, but the break in cultural events gives us time for innovations. We’re therefore successfully finishing a new product called NFCtron Pass, where organizers arrange selling their tickets and visitors can top-up their credit.
The space-time of events is getting full. At least 260 amazing opportunities to show what NFCtron can do is ahead of us. We’re also introducing a new selling app and also NFCtron Hub, an improved interface for salesmen and organizers.
The event space-time is filling up. NFCtron has been the helping hand to the organizers of 250 festivals and one-time events–from Rammstein’s show through Rock for People to Let It Roll. We’re breaking our own records and planning the goals for the next year.
In 1961, a human goes into outer space for the first time. About 55 years later, Václav Jaroš sells his car to be able to buy the first proper laptop for Martin Endler, a prodigy developer. They start supplying schoolchildren with snacks together and they use the chip technology for the first time to dispense goods, primarily tangerines and chocolate milk.
We’re testing using the chip for payments at a public event for the first time. The lot fell on the Rosé Wine Festival in Třebíč. We have three months to develop the app and we can make it! It’s finished half an hour before the festival’s beginning on the dot. The payments are slow and unstable, we’re peevish, but we have a real feedback for the first time.
We’re coming back to the Rosé wine fest, learnt from last year’s debacle, and we’re doing great. So great that in that very year, our solution is used by FoodParade, as far as in Prague!
SÁZAVAFEST expresses their interest and we’re moving forward at a rocket-like speed, it’s not a game anymore. We’re officially establishing the NFCtron a.s. company.
The project is joined by Libor Němeček and we’re receiving the capital injection needed to introduce our system at dozens of events. In December we’re launching the NFCtron Plus app, in which organizers and salesmen can connect, and we’re closing the year with 92 events.
The worldwide pandemic makes organizing events impossible and nobody’s particularly cheerful, but the break in cultural events gives us time for innovations. We’re therefore successfully finishing a new product called NFCtron Pass, where organizers arrange selling their tickets and visitors can top-up their credit.
Hard work pays off! We’re managing to get some of the biggest Czech events’ confidence and even in the shorter season, we’re helping organizers at 125 amazing events.
The space-time of events is getting full. At least 260 amazing opportunities to show what NFCtron can do is ahead of us. We’re also introducing a new selling app and also NFCtron Hub, an improved interface for salesmen and organizers.
On April 22, 2022, we’re holding NFCtron Keynote, the very first conference of our own. We’re introducing some NFCtron Hub news and our brand new app NFCtron Bianca. One small step for a man, a giant leap for NFCtron.
The event space-time is filling up. NFCtron has been the helping hand to the organizers of 250 festivals and one-time events–from Rammstein’s show through Rock for People to Let It Roll. We’re breaking our own records and planning the goals for the next year.