Wallet Creator vs AURA ACCESS

Wallet Creator is an easy-to-use card creation app that lets you build your own cards and add them to Apple Wallet. A membership card, a customer card or a ticket from your favourite local band — Wallet Creator lets you add and edit your own Apple Wallet cards easily, any time. "It's the best addition to the Apple Wallet out there. It's great." NEW IN THIS VERSION • Universal app: a two-pane editor on iPad and the unfolded iPhone Duo, with the card preview always in view • Flip a card over to edit its back side, just like Apple Wallet shows it • 80+ ready-made templates for well-known loyalty, store and travel cards — search for a brand, tap it once, and logo, colours and card type are set up for you • Save a card you designed yourself as your own template and reuse it any time • A redesigned home screen and card editor that follow Apple Wallet, with a true WYSIWYG preview of the finished pass • Native EAN-13, Code 39, Codabar and ITF barcodes on iOS 27, with an automatic image fallback on earlier versions • A searchable help section covering card types, colours, locations and more • Now available in 12 languages WHAT YOU CAN DO • Add, organise and geolocate your own cards of any kind • Change the look and the details of a card even after it is in Apple Wallet • Custom background, label and value colours so you can tell your cards apart at a glance • Store cards, coupons, event tickets, boarding passes and generic cards • Optional locations bring a card to the lock screen when you are nearby • A relevant date surfaces event tickets and boarding passes exactly when they matter • A free-form back side for terms, service numbers or long membership numbers • Your cards stay in sync across your devices via iCloud BARCODES • Rendered by Apple Wallet itself: QR, Aztec, PDF417 and Code 128 • Native from iOS 27 on: EAN-13, Code 39, Codabar and ITF • Drawn onto the card as an image on older systems, so they still scan at the till • Scan a code with the camera or pick a photo from your library Crypto QR codes also make receiving crypto payments easier than ever (warning: never scan your private key!). Our Terms of Use & Privacy Policy: Apple Wallet only accepts a card signed with our certificate. The app therefore builds the card on your device and sends only checksums of the card's files, encrypted, to our server in Germany (HostEurope) – texts, barcodes and images never leave your device. Only as a fallback, for example on devices without Apple App Attest, is the card itself sent encrypted and deleted from the server straight after signing. If you have further questions on data processing, please contact us at dataprivacy@at2-software.com Learn more about at² GmbH and our software at www.at2-software.com

Scan a pass. Get one clear answer. Move the line. StagePass is access control and accreditation for live events. It turns a phone into a gate terminal for tours, festivals, conferences and venues: point it at a credential and it answers in under a second — Allowed or Denied, with the reason and the areas that pass actually opens. WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL Loading docks, arena basements, green fields. Every pass, ticket, event, area and access level is cached on the device before doors, and the verdict is resolved on the device rather than on a server. Scans taken offline are queued and sync the moment there's a network again, so nothing is lost and no one waits at a gate for a spinner. Before doors, one tap on Prepare for Offline pulls everything the device needs and tells you when it's ready. The sync screen shows what's cached, what's queued and when the device last heard from the server — no guessing whether a phone is current. ONE ANSWER, NOT A SCREENFUL A guard shouldn't have to interpret data at a door. Allowed shows the holder, their badge photo, the access levels they hold and the areas those levels open. Denied says which of six things went wrong: pass expired, pass revoked, not assigned to this event, wrong event, outside the scan window, or no access to this area. ACCREDITATION WITHOUT THE PAPERWORK Register a person, capture a badge photo with the camera, choose their access level, issue the credential. Duplicate people are caught as you type. Print QR labels straight from the app through the system print dialog, or email a batch to yourself for laminating — every pass for an event, or only the ones added or changed since the last print, which is what you want when twenty more crew land on show day. ONE PASS PER PERSON, OR A TICKET PER SHOW Run a single laminate for the whole tour, or issue a separate ticket for every date. Switch modes in Settings; the gate handles both without the guard needing to know which is in play. SCAN WINDOWS, AREAS AND ACCESS LEVELS Give every event its own scan window and scanning opens and closes on schedule — no one has to remember to switch the gate on. Define your own areas (Stage, Backstage, Photo Pit, Production Office, Loading Dock) and the access levels that open them, and change them mid-run without reissuing a single pass. GUARDS, ROLES AND ACCOUNTABILITY Create guard logins from inside the app, set them active or inactive, reset a password when someone loses a phone. Every scan carries the operator and device that made it, and the activity log shows who came through, when, and on which door. Revoke a credential and the next scan denies it, on every device. STAYS CURRENT ON ITS OWN Devices update in the background and after a silent push, pulling only what changed rather than the whole book. A built-in integrity check catches a device whose cache has drifted and repairs it. WHO IT'S FOR Tour managers, production managers, festival accreditation teams, venue and stadium security, conference organisers and event security companies — anyone running a door where the wrong person walking through is a real problem and the network is not to be trusted. SECURITY Two-factor authentication with any authenticator app, encrypted token storage on the device, and passes validated against signed tokens rather than a bare id in a QR code. StagePass requires an account provided by your production, venue or security company. Contact your administrator if you don't have one yet.