JAN NIBJ: Cashless app offers new way for audiences to say 'bravo'
Tiplify is a new app that allows audience members to tip actors and those behind the scenes directly from their devices to the recipients. It was developed by Laura Little of Laura Little Theatrical Productions and Inland Northwest digital strategist and tech entrepreneur Ryan Fisher.
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Tiplify, a new cashless app developed in the Inland Northwest, allows organizations to generate event-specific QR codes. Audience members can scan the code from a program or lobby display to view performer profiles and send tips directly via Venmo, CashApp or PayPal. Tiplify takes 0% of the tips, ensuring artists keep what they earn.
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Stage performers and crew members in Idaho are often paid very little, if at all.
A new cashless app allows audience members to tip actors and those behind the scenes directly from their devices.
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