See where things stand
A configured session shows its capacity and occupied places. A connected wallet can check whether it already joined.
A shared place for your next session.
Join with a wallet. Leave when plans change.
MAKE ROOM FOR EACH OTHER
A community session should start with a clear answer: is there a place for me?
Eventryx is a small public roster with a fixed capacity. A wallet can join once, release its place and return if there is room. The rules stay visible to everyone.
It is not a ticket marketplace, a private membership network or another account to manage. Just a shared circle, with a clear edge.
Read the project ideaA BOUNDARY EVERYONE CAN READ
Capacity is fixed when a session contract is created. No wallet can claim a second place, and no organiser can quietly change the limit inside this version.
FROM INTENT TO A CLEAR RECORD
The actual actions live in the independent session page. The homepage tells the story; your wallet approves the transaction.
Explore the sessionA configured session shows its capacity and occupied places. A connected wallet can check whether it already joined.
Join when there is space or leave your own place. Review the gas estimate before approving anything in your wallet.
Only a successful transaction with the matching session event is reported as confirmed. A wallet prompt alone is not success.
CLEAR EXPECTATIONS, BEFORE YOU JOIN
Wallet participation and transaction history are public. Leaving changes the active roster; it does not erase the history.
No application payment, token transfer, allowance or reward. A real transaction would consume native network gas, including some failed transactions.
A wallet record does not verify a person, guarantee admission, deliver a calendar invite or prove attendance. Eventryx does not supply those services.
The site, independent session page and contract source are ready to explore. The public-chain contract is not deployed, so no live capacity or participant count is invented and write buttons remain disabled.
Inspect the contractBEFORE YOU TAKE A PLACE
Yes. The rule is one active place per wallet, not one per person. This version does not include identity verification or Sybil resistance.
This contract has no administrator removal function. Only the wallet holding a place can release it. A later version would need its own explicitly reviewed rules.
The contract rejects a new join. Another wallet can join once an existing participant leaves. There is no waiting list or automatic reservation.
Explore the independent session page, read the boundaries and connect a compatible wallet. There is no deployed contract to join; the page explains that instead of simulating success.
A LITTLE STRUCTURE. A BETTER GATHERING.