For Festival Organizers
Your printed food map, turned into a guide people can search from the line at the booth.
For Evansville's Fall Festival we turned the food list in the Nut Club's official Munchie Map app into Grub Glow, an independent web guide: 168 foods across 131 booths, searchable by craving, with its own page for every booth. It is live right now, and it is the demo.
To see it in another festival's colors, open the white-label preview: same guide, sample data, a fictional festival's name and palette. Exit any time from the ribbon.
It is built for festival conditions. Every page is pre-rendered, so it loads fast when a hundred thousand people share one cell tower. Once loaded, it keeps working with no signal at all. Nothing to install, no app store, no account, no ads, and no third-party scripts on any festival page — the only measurement is first-party page analytics.
What your visitors get
- Search every vendor by craving: “funnel cake” finds every booth that sells one.
- A shareable page for every booth, ready for QR signs.
- Works offline once it has loaded, on the mid-festival network.
- Schedule, street layout, and facilities drawn from the map you already publish.
How licensing works
You send the vendor list and map you already print. We build the guide under your festival's own name and domain, run it for the season, and hand you the demand data afterward: what people searched for, what they could not find. Your map and your data stay yours.