I wasn't trying to build a startup.
I just wanted event organizers to stop struggling with ticket sales, attendee management, and all the chaos that comes with running events.
I'm Abdulmajeed, a full-stack developer and the founder of @TickiSpot .
Over the past year, I've spent countless late nights designing, rebuilding, fixing bugs, and improving every part of the platform. Every update has been driven by one simple goal: make organizing events effortless.
@TickiSpot isn't just another ticketing platform.
It's a place where organizers can create events in minutes, sell tickets seamlessly, manage attendees, receive payouts, and give people a better event experience, all from one platform.
There's still a long road ahead, but seeing how far we've come reminds me why I started in the first place.
We're building @TickiSpot for every creator, community, and organizer who has a vision worth sharing with the world.
This is only the beginning.
See you at the next milestone. π
Ibrahim Abdulmajeed (Dcrony)
Founder, TickiSpot
I saw a post that said "who noticed Beginners do not post about them learning html again"
And I can say we all caused it and they also did too, firstly they may be afraid of someone would mock them or say html in 2026, and they might have also took some of the post they see here personally π and think, naaa I can't post this.
But honestly, We all started from somewhere and you shouldn't let someone opinion be the reason you don't build publicly, most of the post you see about beginners are cruise, don't let it hold you back.
I saw a post that said "who noticed Beginners do not post about them learning html again"
And I can say we all caused it and they also did too, firstly they may be afraid of someone would mock them or say html in 2026, and they might have also took some of the post they see here personally π and think, naaa I can't post this.
But honestly, We all started from somewhere and you shouldn't let someone opinion be the reason you don't build publicly, most of the post you see about beginners are cruise, don't let it hold you back.
A developer who understands the business problem can be more valuable than a developer who knows 10 programming languages.
Technology is a means, not the destination.
The best engineers don't just ask:
βHow do I build this?β
They ask:
βShould we build this at all?β