Explore
See what is on
Shows, performances, socials, jams and workshops in one place, with a distance filter for events near you. Browse all of it before you make an account.
Find a show or eventCome to watch. No classes required.
You do not have to be learning anything to be here. Find shows, socials and events, get tickets, and follow the performers you like so you hear when they announce a new show. If one day you want to try it yourself, the same account is ready.
- Browse without an account
- Paid tickets without an account
- Free account, no invite needed
How Arsclepius helps you
Tickets
Tickets without the fuss
Pay by card through Stripe and show your ticket at the door. A paid ticket needs no account, except for an 18+ event.
Following a performer
Hear about new shows
Follow a performer's page and you get a notice in the app when they announce a new public show on it. Admire a person to hear about their new events and courses too.
A companion for fans too
In a discipline where you only follow performers, your companion's habitat grows with the shows you are checked in at with a ticket on your account. Go two months without one and it wilts.
No feed to keep up with
There is no timeline to scroll and nothing you have to post. Come when there is something you want to see.
Try it when you are ready
If watching turns into wanting to do it, join a teacher's Program or a community on the same account. Nothing pushes you there.
Coming soon: your companion, as your helper
We are teaching your companion to help. Ask it in your own words and it finds what you are looking for, or gets your next step ready. It never acts on its own: nothing is saved, booked or published until you check it and tap.
When you come to things
Ask what is on this weekend and it shows the events and classes by date, each with a door to its page. Ask it to log yesterday's practice and your log opens filled in, ready for you to save. It lists; it never ranks or recommends anyone.
When you host
Tell it about your next event and the event form opens filled in, for you to check, change and publish. Ask how refunds or check-in work and you get the app's own answer, with a door to the page.
Yours to turn on
The AI part is optional and for adult accounts. Without it, every one of these is still a button in the app: Explore, Log practice, Create on Events, and Help.
Not live yet. We will say so here when it is.
The systems you can use
Each one is live today. Open one to see how you use it.
Explore
Public pages, events, portfolios and courses, searchable, with a distance filter on events.
How you use it: Explore
Open Explore from any page, no account needed. Sign in to follow a performer; a paid ticket needs no account unless the event is 18+.
Events and tickets
Shows, socials, jams and workshops with tickets, Stripe payment and QR check-in.
How you use it: Events and tickets
Pick an event, buy the ticket, show it at the door. With an account, your tickets for the next two weeks sit on Home and you get a reminder about three hours before.
Following a performer
A performer's page carries their upcoming shows. Following it makes you a fan: when they announce a new public show on it, you get a notice in the app.
How you use it: Following a performer
Tap Follow on the performer's page, on its card in Explore, or from Home under Follow a performer. It takes a free account, and some performers ask for a join code.
Admire
A lighter way to keep up with a person: when they post a new public event or course, you hear about it in the app.
How you use it: Admire
Tap Admire on their profile or page.
Your companion as a fan
Your companion has a habitat in every discipline you follow. In one where you only follow performers, that habitat grows with the shows you are checked in at and with admiring the performer, and it wilts after two months with neither.
How you use it: Your companion as a fan
Follow a performer, go to their shows with a ticket on your account, and have it scanned at the door.
Watching, kept apart
When a host marks an event as one you watch, your check-in is recorded on the watching side of the matching skill cards you already hold. It never adds XP or a level.
How you use it: Watching, kept apart
Hold a ticket on your account and have it checked in at the door. See the watching side in Settings, under Skills.
Charmed: consent and safety
Plain-language pages on consent, asking, hearing a no and power, written for anyone in these scenes.
How you use it: Charmed: consent and safety
Read them from Resources, with or without an account.
Keep in touch
A mailing list you can join without an account, by topic: Newsletter, Product updates, Events near you, Courses.
How you use it: Keep in touch
Sign up at the bottom of the home page and leave from any message with one click.
Straight answers
The limits, before you find them yourself.
Watching never levels a skill
What you watch is kept apart from what you practice, and it never adds XP or a level. Skill levels only move when you do the skill yourself.
Some tickets need an account
Free tickets and tickets to 18+ events need an account. A ticket bought as a guest gets you in the door, but only a ticket on an account counts toward your companion's habitat.
Adult events sit behind a gate
Events that involve nudity or kink are marked 18+ one at a time, and they stay hidden until you pass a one-time ID check. The check opens soon. A date of birth alone does not unlock them.
No tips yet
You support a performer by buying a ticket or something they sell. Tipping is not built.
If a line on this page does not match what you see in the app, tell us at Robert@Arsclepius.com and we will fix it.
Questions people ask
Do I have to take classes?
No. You can come only to watch, and an account built around shows and events is complete on its own.
Do I need an account to buy a ticket?
Not for a paid ticket to an event that is not 18+: check out as a guest with your name and email. Free tickets and 18+ events need an account.
Does it cost anything?
An account is free and needs no invite. You pay only for a ticket or something else you choose to buy, and checkout shows the full amount before you pay.
What does following a performer do?
You become a fan of their page. When they announce a new public show on it, you get a notice in the app. In a discipline where you only follow performers, your companion's habitat grows with each of their shows you are checked in at.
What if I want to try it myself one day?
Use the same account. Join a teacher's Program or a community, and what you practice starts counting on your skill cards, apart from anything you watched.