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Guests taste dozens of bars in an afternoon and forget whose table each one was on. Chof is the app where they rate each bar at the stall and keep it with its maker, without making an account. Listing your festival on chof.nl is free.
Each bar a guest rates stays in their My Bars with its maker, so the one they loved is still there after the festival. No account needed.
Every bar maker in your lineup has a maker page and bar pages on Chof that stay up after the festival, and guests who rated their bars keep them.
Dates, venue, tickets, Add to calendar and your lineup with each maker’s bars, on a page you can link from your site and ticket emails. It stays up after the festival, with the lineup.
On the festival days, Chof puts your festival in front of guests in your region and lists the makers in your lineup. This is the paid part. The bars guests rate stay in their My Bars after the festival. Example screens from the current app, with its clock set to the Indian Cacao & Craft Chocolate Festival’s dates.
On the festival days, someone who opens Chof for the first time on a phone in your region sees your festival on the welcome screen, and can rate bars straight away without making an account.
Guests who already use Chof get your festival at the top of Home, with bars from the makers exhibiting there. The festival’s name opens its section.
Your festival’s section lists the bar makers in your lineup. Each maker’s page shows their bars on Chof under “Rate the bars you taste at this stall”, and the QR sign on their booth opens that page. Those are the maker’s bars on Chof, not a list of what is on the table.
“Where did you get it?” is already filled in with your festival. Afterwards the bar stays in the guest’s My Bars with its maker, and with where to buy it when Chof knows a shop that sells it.
The Indian Cacao & Craft Chocolate Festival page lists its exhibitors with their bars on Chof, how to use Chof at the festival, and how the crowd favourite is counted. Every listed festival gets a page like it, and its lineup fills in once we have the exhibitor list.
Every festival gets the same free page. Organisers who want the section in the app, signs and setup pay for those tools, priced per festival.
No one can pay for a better Chof Score, a rating or a higher ranking. Every festival is listed free; organisers pay only for the festival section, which carries the festival’s name.
To be listed, send your dates. The rest is optional, and we do the setup.
Dates and a venue are enough to list your festival. Send the exhibitor list, or a link to it, and we add every exhibitor and link the chocolate makers to their maker pages and bars on Chof. You don’t tell us which bars each stall brings, and your vendors have nothing to fill in.
Add your festival’s chof.nl page to the ticket and reminder emails, so guests can see the lineup and get the app before they arrive.
We send a sign for each bar maker. Guests scan it with their phone camera. On a phone with Chof it opens that maker’s bars, ready to rate with your festival filled in; on a phone without Chof it opens the maker’s page on chof.nl.
Listing on chof.nl is free. The festival section in the app, booth signs and setup are a paid package, priced per festival, so email us and we will send a price. No payment changes a Chof Score, a rating or a ranking.
Your festival’s page on chof.nl works in any browser. To rate a bar, guests use the Chof app, without an account. With the festival section, phones in your region see your festival on the festival days: on the welcome screen for guests new to Chof, and at the top of Home for everyone else.
Email the dates and the venue to felipe@chof.nl, and the exhibitor list when you have it. Listing is free.
No. Chof adds the lineup from your exhibitor list and links each chocolate maker to its bars on Chof. A bar that is not on Chof yet gets its page when someone scans it in the app.
Chof covers chocolate bars only, so exhibitors who sell other things are not in the app.
A maker page and bar pages on Chof that stay up after the festival, and their bars kept in the My Bars of every guest who rated them.
There is no separate app. The festival section sits inside Chof, under your festival’s name, so guests who already have Chof see it too.
Yes, if you want one. Chof counts the ratings given on the festival days, and the method is published on your festival’s page before it opens. See how the crowd favourite is counted on the Indian Cacao & Craft Chocolate Festival page.
Send your dates and your festival gets its free page. If you want the festival section in the app, say so and we will send a price for your festival.
Email us about your festivalfelipe@chof.nl