Open books
These are Artzee's real numbers, live, shared with the scene that makes them.
Honolulu 路 refreshed every five minutes
Right now
Artzee is built in public.
Everything on this page is read straight from our database every five minutes, and nothing is tidied up before you see it. We show totals only. What any one curator makes is theirs, and it never appears here.
People
People who have made an account on Artzee.
Upcoming events
Events on the map in the weeks ahead.
Event Curators
Curators who have claimed their own page.
Venues
Places in Honolulu that have hosted an event on the map.
New Accounts Created
This is how many people made an account each week, before and after our official launch at the end of September.
How the scene uses Artzee
Active people
People who opened Artzee in the last seven days.
Event views
Event pages opened in the last seven days, out of 1,373 all time.
Saves
Events saved for later in the last seven days, out of 168 all time.
Going
People who said they were going in the last seven days, out of 59 all time.
Event views each week
Saves each week
Going each week
Each chart has its own scale, because views are always a bigger number than saves. The last bar is this week so far, and the dashed outline behind it is where the week lands if the pace holds.
The mission
We are building a company run mostly by AI that pays its surplus to the scene.
That is the whole idea, and it only counts if anyone can check it. These are the five steps it takes, in the order we have to earn them, and where each one stands today.
Done
Open the books
This page is that step. It went live the day it was finished, and it stays live.
Step 2 路 now
Reach 1,000 people in Honolulu
We want enough of the scene here that it starts finding itself on the map without us pushing.
We are at 283 of 1,000.
Step 3 路 now
Turn on paid tickets
Curators will sell through Artzee and get paid the same week. We are waiting on the payments review before this switches on.
Step 4
Become a public benefit corporation
The paperwork is in progress. It writes the promise to the scene into the company itself, so it survives whoever runs it.
Step 5
Pay the first curator rebate
Every curator gets a portion of the fees they generated, paid back on a schedule we publish in advance. It can only start once tickets are live.
Giveback
This is what curators have generated through Artzee, and what has gone back to them.
Fees generated
Ticket fees that curators have generated through Artzee, all time.
Paid back
Money paid back to curators as rebates, all time.
Both numbers stay at zero until paid tickets are live. We would rather show you the zero than hide the row.
What it costs to run
No outside money has come in. Right now the founder pays for all of it.
This is what it costs to keep Artzee running, line by line, so you can see where support would go.
Supporting Artzee is a way to help keep the map available. Supporters get a badge on their profile, their name on the wall, and our thanks. Everything you put in goes toward the costs on the left, and you can watch it land on this page.
See you at the next one.
Every number on this page is read from the Artzee database. The checklist is kept by hand and dated. If something looks wrong, write to hello@artzee.live and we will look.