The two-sided platform for nightlife

The night has two problems.
We solve both.

The operating system that runs the night for organizers — and the app that helps people find it, and someone to go with.

Live product · validated on real nights · Web Summit ’24 & ’25 · Metz Startup Challenge winner

IM IN — the night, in the letters
Two sides · same market

Independent nightlife is broken — in both directions.

The organizer

Great nights. Lost on the marketing.

A 2-person crew can’t run ads, email, SMS and design like a company with a marketing team — and they find out a show is soft when the budget’s already gone.

The event-goer

Want to go out. Don’t know where — or who with.

New rooms, new circles, company for the night — not a romantic transaction. Dating apps don’t fit.

The gap nobody serves. The gap IMIN owns.

Live today

Not a concept. The wedge is shipping.

Real nights, real organizer, running live today at dashboard.imin.wtf.

01 — Forecast · in development

Know before it’s too late.

IMIN flags a soft night two weeks out — while you can still push harder, not after you’ve spent the budget trying to save it.

IMIN dashboard — live event overview with tickets sold, revenue and cycle metrics
02 — Marketing · shipping next

Marketing that runs itself.

Meta Ads, email, SMS and AI-generated posters — built from the organizer’s own buyer data, launched from the same place they sold the tickets.

yournightSponsored · generated by IMIN
Vechirka × Aerogare — AI-generated event poster, Berlin, 7 Jun 2026
Last tickets — don’t miss it.Launch
Audience: 1,240 past buyers · builds automatically · demo view
03 — Ownership

Your audience stays yours.

Every ticket buyer feeds the next campaign automatically. The fan data belongs to the organizer — not the platform.

Ticket buyers
→Email listauto
→Meta Ads audienceauto
→SMS listauto
→Export, anytimeyours
AI creative · inside the dashboard · live today

Generate event posters. On-brand. In seconds.

From the same dashboard where the event lives — no Canva tab, no designer brief. The organizer describes the night; IMIN generates the artwork.

IMIN Poster Studio — three AI-generated, export-ready poster variants
01Pick a vibeChoose the aesthetic — IMIN defaults to one from the genre, change it anytime.
IMIN Poster Studio — pick a vibe from genre-matched aesthetic references
02Get three ready-to-use postersOn-brand variants in seconds — pick a favorite and export PNG, no designer brief.
Where this goes

The OS and the app. Both sides of the room.

The organizer OS is the wedge. The consumer app is the moat.

Join

Find an event nearby. Find someone to go with. One tap.

Create

Anyone can put on a night — living-room party to club night, in minutes.

Earn

Host exclusive experiences and get paid. Turn a social life into income.

IMINthe flywheel
01

Organizers post events

02

Events fill the app

03

Event-goers join

04

Demand data flows back

05

Smarter ads + forecast

06

More organizers join

Every ticket sold makes the next event easier to fill. The moat compounds with scale — and a new entrant can’t copy it.

The first node is already turning. A real organizer is running events on IMIN — their buyer data is in the system, training the model.

The room is full again

151 million people went to live music last year.

They all had to find the night somehow. IMIN is how.

Why now

Four forces aligned. We’re moving.

$85B

Global event-ticketing market — nightlife is its biggest, fastest segment.

Mordor Intelligence, 2025
151M

Live-music fans in 2024 — a record. Demand for the real-world room is back.

Live Nation FY2024
57%

Of 18–35 Europeans feel lonely — 63% in France, our beachhead.

eupinions 2024 · WHO 2025
Zero

Incumbents do both sides with AI marketing underneath. DICE→Fever; Eventbrite sold.

2025–2026
TAM$85B

Global event ticketing.

SAM$9.9B

Global event software 2025 · ~16%/yr (Fortune Business Insights).

SOMFR · ES · PT

Independent-nightlife beachhead.

The category is fundable — Posh $64M · Fever $500M+ · Timeleft €18M ARR. None do both sides with AI underneath. We do.

Built the hard way

Validated, not theorized.

  1. 2024 · Web Summit

    Pitched in Lisbon. Two investors asked to see an MVP.

  2. 2024 · Solo build

    No dev would commit. Bohdan taught himself and shipped the app alone.

  3. 2025 · Web Summit

    Advised to focus B2B first. He pivoted — this is that direction.

  4. Feb 2026 · Metz

    Won the Metz Startup Challenge. Ivan joins as CTO and co-founder — building the full product.

  5. Jul 2026 · Luxembourg

    Completed the University of Luxembourg Incubator’s Summer School — the 6M entrepreneurship programme.

  6. Now · Vechirka

    Customer zero — the founder’s own house & techno night in Metz, running on the platform end to end. The flywheel’s first node is turning.

Who’s building it

A marketer, building a marketing product.

Bohdan Shostak

Bohdan Shostak CEO / FOUNDER

Serial founder since 2016 — built and marketed companies across industries, survived a war, rebuilt from zero. Lives in nightlife and knows the organizer’s pain firsthand. Sets the vision, sells the first clients, speaks five languages.

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Ivan Kozmulyak

Ivan CTO / CO-FOUNDER

Full-stack engineer and the builder behind the product — backend, organizer dashboard, and the AI creative tooling. Owns the architecture and the shipping pace, turning the market read into working software. All-in on IMIN.

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Growth CO-FOUNDER — OPEN

The seat for whoever owns scaling demand — paid acquisition, organizer partnerships, the growth engine. Bohdan and Ivan cover product and first sales; this hire turns traction into a curve. Equity on the table.

Equity on the table. Read by hand.

Raising our first round

Let’s build
the night.

We proved the hard side first. Now we’re raising to build the consumer app and grow the organizer cohort across France · Spain · Portugal.

Live productValidated on real nightsWeb Summit ×2Metz winner
For organizers

Run your next night on IMIN.

We’re admitting a small founding cohort across FR · ES · PT. Every application is read by hand — expect a reply within 48 hours.

Reviewed by hand. Not everyone gets in on the first ask.