FairDrop Tickets
Local rehearsal

Preview scope: this page runs a labeled ticket-drop rehearsal entirely in your browser. It does not sell, mint, reserve, or transfer a real ticket, and it moves no real funds or assets. Independent project — not affiliated with or endorsed by Robinhood Markets.

FairDrop Tickets · Queue rehearsal · Local only

Priority fees
don’t cut this line.

Rehearse a ticket drop where the queue is ordered strictly by arrival. There is no fee field, so paying more cannot buy a better place in line. Join with an alias, allocate a fixed supply, inspect the receipt, and test the face-value resale cap — all in local browser state.

01 Join queue 02 Allocate supply 03 Inspect receipt 04 Test resale cap

Drop status

Night Signal — Warehouse Session 002 fictional event

All figures below are local rehearsal state — never live sales data.

Ticket supply
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Allocated
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Held for waitlist
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Queue entries
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Face value
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Drop state
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Queue

Join the rehearsal queue

Per-person cap: 2 tickets, one entry per alias. A second entry for the same alias is recorded, then rejected at allocation.

#AliasQtySourceOutcome

Queue is empty. Join above, or seed sample entrants — samples are labeled and never presented as live users.

How outcomes are decided
  • Allocated The full requested quantity fit in remaining supply at this entry’s turn.
  • Waitlisted Supply was committed before this entry’s turn. Orders are never split and the line is never skipped, so any held tickets roll to the top of the waitlist.
  • Rejected A second entry for an alias already in line — the per-person cap covers the alias, not the entry.

Allocation receipt

Inspect, digest, export

The receipt is deterministic JSON built from the queue and rules, digested with SHA-256 in your browser.

No receipt yet. Allocate the supply to generate a local allocation receipt.

Resale rule

Face-value resale cap tester

Under the rehearsal rule a ticket may only relist at or below face value. Try a price to see the check.