A public booking layer with one clear side for venues and one clear side for artists.

Venues need a fast way to understand a project. Artists need a reliable way to publish the story, contact path, calendar context, and proof without rebuilding it for every conversation.

Projects for venues For artists Enter Aulea

Venues scan projects without login.

Artists publish project and profile surfaces.

Requests return to the creator workspace.

For venues

A faster first read on artistic projects.

Aulea gives venues, promoters, hotels, festivals, and cultural spaces a no-login path to review public projects and start a useful request.

Projects for venues

A public shelf of completed project cards built for a venue-facing scan.

Date and fit signals

Project pages can show format, location, proof materials, repertoire, and calendar context.

No account before contact

The booking request path is public first, so the conversation can start before any venue dashboard exists.

Projects for venues For venues

For artists

A cleaner way to become booking-ready.

Artists use Aulea to build the public surfaces a venue needs: project pages, artist pages, Tap Link, translations, calendar signals, and inbox follow-up.

Project and profile pages

Publish the project story and the artist identity as connected public pages.

Shareable entry points

Use Tap Link, direct project links, and localized routes instead of rebuilding mini-sites.

Controlled publishing

Keep drafts private, review translations, and decide what is ready to share.

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One system

The same project powers both public paths.

Aulea is useful because the artist does not have to maintain separate versions for every audience.

One source of truth

Project content, proof, contacts, dates, and publication state stay connected.

Multilingual public routes

Approved EN/DE/FR/IT pages can support Swiss conversations without duplicating work.

Public surfaces

Project pages, artist pages, Tap Link, calendars, and widgets are part of one public layer.

Connected follow-up

Requests and next actions return to the creator workspace instead of scattering across channels.

Simple product logic

Create once, present clearly, request with context.

Artist prepares

The project gets story, visuals, contact, dates, and proof.

Aulea publishes

The public layer turns that work into shareable pages and routes.

Venue reviews

The venue opens Projects for venues or a direct link without login.

Booking starts

The request begins with enough context for a useful answer.

The goal is not more pages. It is a clearer booking conversation.

Aulea starts with artists and venues because both sides need the same thing: less explanation, stronger proof, and a better first request.

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