LineUpr

Overview

LineUpr is a Dresden-based German software company focused on event apps for conferences, meetings, festivals, and other live, online, or hybrid events. Its platform lets organizers build mobile-friendly progressive web apps through a self-service editor, with content such as agendas, speaker profiles, locations, maps, sponsors, notifications, surveys, polls, Q&A, and networking.

History

LineUpr was established in Germany as an event-technology company; available company listings identify its headquarters in Dresden and its founding year as 2016, while the supplied company information identifies 2012. The company developed a self-service platform for creating branded event apps without requiring custom app development. Its product evolved to support live, hybrid, and online events, including schedules, speaker and venue information, notifications, surveys, Q&A, networking, and video calls. No reliable evidence of an acquisition, parent company, or major corporate transaction was identified.

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Manufacturing

LineUpr is a software company rather than a physical-product manufacturer. Its event-app platform is delivered digitally, with infrastructure described by company materials as German-hosted; no in-house or outsourced hardware manufacturing is indicated.

Notable Products

• LineUpr Event App - Self-service progressive web app builder for branded event schedules, speakers, venues, maps, sponsors, and announcements.
• Premium Event App - Feature tier adding attendee messaging, in-app notifications, customizable menus, wording, and color schemes.
• Platinum Event App - Higher-tier event app package adding surveys, polls, Q&A, feedback collection, multilingual support, and additional engagement tools.
• Flex Subscription - Annual quota-based option for distributing event and attendee capacity across multiple events.

Reputation

LineUpr is presented by software-review listings as a specialized, self-service event-app platform with strong ratings and a focus on quick setup, customization, and real-time updates. Its progressive-web-app model avoids mandatory app-store downloads, which can simplify attendee access. The main limitations are its event- and attendee-based pricing, feature differences between tiers, and a relatively small company footprint compared with larger event-management platforms. Public company information is limited, and conflicting references exist for the founding year.