TicketApp

What this app does

TicketApp solves the friction of discovering and managing live events. Users browse upcoming concerts, festivals, and shows, compare ticket options, and build a personal collection of purchases—all in one place. Whether you're casually exploring what's on this weekend or actively hunting for sold-out shows, the app keeps your tickets organized and lets you quickly check event details, lineup information, and availability without leaving the app.

Screens and user flow

The app opens on ExploreScreen, a curated feed of featured events and upcoming shows. Users can filter by category to narrow down what they're interested in, or scroll through a full list of events. Tapping any event card takes them to EventDetailScreen, where they see a full hero image, artist lineup, available ticket tiers, and a prominent Get Tickets call-to-action.

From there, users can dive deeper into availability or return to discovery via the tab bar. SearchScreen offers a second path to event discovery: a category grid for browsing by genre or venue type, plus trending events sorted by location. This screen also feeds into EventDetailScreen, so users can compare options and inspect event details the same way they would from Explore.

Once users have purchased tickets, TicketsScreen becomes their command center. It displays all purchased tickets, filterable by upcoming or past events. Each ticket row is swipeable—users can save events they want to revisit or remove old tickets to keep their list tidy.

ProfileScreen rounds out the experience, showing account stats, settings, preferences for notifications and saved event types, and a support menu. It's a static view with no drill-down, designed to keep user preferences and account management straightforward.

All five screens use a tab navigator at the bottom, so users can jump between Explore, Search, Tickets, and Profile at any time. EventDetailScreen, accessed from multiple entry points, maintains full navigation context—users can always return to the tab they came from.

Who it's for

This flow is built for founders validating a ticketing or event-discovery product and need a working prototype to test with early users or pitch to stakeholders. Designers can use it as a reference for dark-mode interaction patterns, swipeable actions, and how to structure a discovery-to-purchase-to-management flow. Developers scaffolding a new project can extract the tab+stack navigation structure, reuse component patterns (event cards, filter chips, ticket rows), and adapt the design tokens to their own brand. Agencies pitching a client in the events or entertainment space can remix this as a starting point and customize it in real time during a presentation.

Built with RNBlocks

This entire flow—all 5 screens, tab navigation, nested event detail view, and consistent dark-mode design system—was generated from a single product description. RNBlocks handled the navigation structure, applied the zinc-black and indigo-violet color tokens throughout, and wired up the tappable interactions so you can explore the prototype immediately.

Remix this flow to make it yours: adjust copy, swap in your own event data, change the accent color, or export the React Native code and build on top of it.