RSVPs and capacity stay visible before the drive starts.
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- WaitlistReady
Create event pages people can trust: who's hosting, who's going, where to meet, what to bring, and what changed.
RSVP
Capacity and waitlist.
Meet planner
Set the time and meeting point, choose who can join, and keep RSVPs and route updates together.
Roadbook
From invite to arrival. Each checkpoint carries the plan forward: who, where, when, route, and the latest update.Set public, club-only, or invite-only access before the plan spreads.
Add hosts, time, capacity, requirements, and the details people need before they RSVP.
Keep Going, Interested, invites, capacity, and the waitlist visible at a glance.
Keep the meet point, staging stops, distance, and latest route attached to the plan.
Pin the latest host update and final waypoint so the crew arrives with the same information.
Meet anatomy
Choose the event type and visibility
Add host, time, staging, and route details
Track RSVP and capacity
Move day-of updates into messaging
Inside the app
See the time, place, and registration information together. This example shows an external event with registration handled by its organizer.
Register opens the organizer's site, and Save keeps the event handy for later. Drivurs can't confirm a registration made on another site, so check with the organizer.
Fictional NYC event. Registration is handled by the organizer. AI-assisted image.
In the app
Host, time, location, RSVP, route, update, visibility, and message thread stay visible on one event page.
RSVP
42 going
Capacity and waitlist visible.
Route
3 stops
Staging, regroup, destination.
Visibility
Club-only
Public, club, or invite modes.
Host update
Shared before roll-in.
Waypoint
Route details stay readable.
Discovery
Local
Find the right event format.
Browse by date, radius, type, tags, and local results before committing.
Organizer control
Hosts
Give every event clear organizers.
Show the host and co-host, capacity, waitlist, invites, and who can see the event.
Trust
Updates
People need to know what changed.
Waypoints, requirements, and announcements keep the plan readable.
What you can do
Events show who is hosting, who is going, where to meet, and what changed.
Audience
Host Meet & Greets, Cars & Coffee, cruises and convoys, shows, track and autocross days, dyno days, and swap meets.
Run club events that only your members can see, and invite current members.
Take Going and Interested responses, approve requests, and manage capacity and the waitlist.
Set attendee roles, run groups, requirements, and when the exact meet spot is revealed.
Post updates and keep the route with the event, then connect it to Clubs, Messaging, Garage, and Discover.
What Events supports
The event types, club tools, attendance controls, and safety details Drivurs supports, plus how paid events work.
How it connects
Keep the plan connected to the local scene, crew identity, live updates, and vehicle.
Carry the event into discovery, the club, the room, or the vehicle behind the day.
Discover helps people find nearby meets and cruises.
Open DiscoverClub-only and invite-only events need durable member identity.
Open ClubsMeet-day changes belong in live coordination once the plan is moving.
Open MessagingGarage keeps vehicle details ready when an event or event post needs them.
Open GarageFAQ
Straight answers about event types, club events, paid entry, visibility, and registration.
Meet & Greet, Cars & Coffee, Cruise / Convoy, Show & Shine, Track / Autocross, Dyno Day, and Swap Meet / Vendor events. Add attendee roles, run groups, and requirements when the format needs them.
Create the event from your club to link it, then make it club-only so only members can see it. You can invite current members, and they still RSVP, so capacity, approvals, and the waitlist work like any other event.
No. RSVPs in Drivurs are free, and Drivurs doesn't sell tickets or collect entry fees. For paid events like track days, the listing shows the organizer's price and registration dates when they publish them, and you register and pay on their site. Clubs can collect membership dues where available.
Yes. Events can be public, club-only, or invite-only, and private logistics stay in the app. You can also keep the exact meet spot hidden until closer to the start or until someone RSVPs.
No. When an organizer handles registration, Drivurs links you to their site but can't see whether you registered or paid. Check with the organizer for confirmation, refunds, and changes.
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