In-house product · Music & events
DepositoLive connects physical music, digital collections and live events.
DepositoLive is a platform for artists, music, community and events. A physical album can be linked permanently to an account through a QR code and then played digitally. Posts, artist profiles, events and ticketing extend that core experience.
Product concept, platform architecture, development, payment and ticketing processes by ProWebSolutions.
A physical purchase becomes part of a digital collection
An album can include a QR code that the buyer redeems in a DepositoLive account. Digital playback then remains connected to that account. The model is intentionally not a music subscription: access comes from the specific product rather than a continuing flat-rate service.
A planned mobile offline function is intended to extend access later, but it is not yet a published feature. The current product focuses on linking a physical album, a digital account and a lasting music collection.
Artists and community in the same platform
Users can follow artists and view posts within the platform. Music is therefore connected with profiles, releases and community activity instead of being treated as an isolated file. Artists have one place where music and direct communication can meet.
For the platform architecture, this means managing different content types and relationships consistently. Accounts own unlocked albums, follow artists, receive posts and can attend events. Those areas share identity and permissions while remaining separate business processes.
Events, QR tickets and payment processing
Events can be offered with tickets inside the platform. Tickets include QR codes that can be checked at entry. Payments are handled through Stripe, with configurable payout and settlement processes intended to fit the relevant event model.
Ticket sales connect inventory, payment and admission. A successful payment must remain associated with the correct ticket and account, and scanning the QR code must not produce an ambiguous status. ProWebSolutions therefore treats these stages as one connected transaction process.
Seats as shared application state
A graphical seating function is still being developed and finalised. It should not be presented as a completed mass-ticketing system. Seats are intended to be reserved for a limited time while a purchase is in progress, after which they are either sold or released again.
Multiple users see the same available state of the visual plan. The technical task connects temporary reservations, payment state and an up-to-date interface. DepositoLive demonstrates how ProWebSolutions develops media, community, payments and ticketing in one platform while keeping planned features clearly separate from completed and publicly available functions.
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