Your Deaf audiences want to attend. The barrier is rarely availability. It's discovering what's on, knowing how to ask and arriving with confidence. The PI Events App removes each of those friction points for them. Free to download, no sign-up required, nothing for your team to manage.
Your audiences no longer need to trawl venue websites or call your box office. They browse 180+ events with confirmed BSL or ISL and get notified the moment you add a new one.
Many of your Deaf customers have never requested an interpreter before. The app guides them through it and generates the message for them, reducing the friction that stops people asking.
Your audiences arrive better prepared. Plain-English rights information and communication cards that work the moment they walk through your doors. No wi-fi required.
Your Deaf customers want to attend. The friction is rarely about availability. It's about discovery, the ask and arriving with confidence. Not knowing your event is accessible. Not knowing how to request an interpreter. Finding out too late. The app handles each of those moments for them, so more of your audience actually shows up.

Before this, finding an accessible event meant trawling venue websites, calling box offices, or booking a ticket and hoping for the best. The app only shows events where BSL or ISL is confirmed or available on request and push notifications alert audiences the moment a new event is added, so they find out early. Not after it sells out.

For many Deaf people, requesting an interpreter is something they've never done. Who do you contact? What do you say? Will they take it seriously? The app removes all of that. Choose the event, describe your needs and it generates a professional request ready to send. No drafting, no uncertainty, no phone calls.

Even with an interpreter confirmed, arriving somewhere new can bring its own anxiety, particularly at the bar, the box office, or in an emergency. A one-tap "Show This to Staff" card handles the moment without writing or signing. Speech-to-text captures what's being said in real time. Everything works offline, no wi-fi needed.

Many Deaf people don't ask for access because they don't know they're entitled to it, or they've been turned down before and assume that's normal. The app explains rights plainly, without legal jargon, alongside a full library of BSL and ISL video guides covering how to book, how to request an interpreter and what to do if a venue says no.
Not just an events directory. A tool your Deaf audiences use before, during and after every event. Built for the real moments that matter to them.
Your Deaf audiences can record and submit video feedback in BSL or ISL directly through the app. Their words, in their language, reaching you directly.
Deaf community members can sign up to volunteer at your events. Builds community, creates pathways into the arts and deepens the relationship between your organisation and your audiences.
On first launch the app asks how the user would like to experience it. Deafblind mode enables high contrast, large text and tactile-friendly UI, built for the full community, not just BSL users.
For Deaf attendees, getting a drink at a busy bar often means awkward exchanges, repeated misunderstandings, or giving up. The app removes that friction completely.