The receipts

240+ events.
Thousands of “oh my god, me too”.

Each event below got a custom set. Click any one to see the sticker line-up, the topics, and the chaos that followed.

Community summit
420 people

Verdant Spring Summit

A houseplant community went from name-tag awkwardness to genuine plant-swap mayhem.

🪴 Plant
Parent
Fiddle Leaf
Survivor
Propagator
Cactus
Dad
Rare
Aroid
Just here
for snacks
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Industry conference
1100 people

DesignOps 2026

Big conference, lonely hallways. Stickers turned the coffee line into the best session.

Figma
defender
Anti-meeting
IC for life
Token
Nerd
New to
the field
Manager
(reluctant)
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Company offsite
80 people

Kindred Co. Offsite

Distributed team meets IRL for the first time. Stickers carried the small talk so the team could get to the big talk.

Slack
lurker
Mic
off forever
Bay Area
Berlin
New hire ✨
Met
everyone
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Founder meetup
140 people

Roost Founders Meetup

A founder meetup where "what do you do?" usually kills the room. Not this time.

Pre-seed
B2B SaaS
Solo
Founder
Looking
for a CTO
Just sold
Bootstrapped
4ever
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Not a mockup

Two real decks we've built,
straight from the source.

No invented stats here — these are the actual example pages we send prospects, plus real photos from the Thespians conference floor.

State theatre conference · Middle & high schoolers

Virginia Thespians Conference

A nine-subject, three-attribute sheet built for a student theatre conference — performers, tech crew, and designers each get stickers that match how they actually show up.

Hand holding the printed Thespians sticker sheet
The actual sheet
A finished conference badge with stickers applied
A finished badge
Two students at the conference, one with a sticker stuck on her forehead
What it actually looked like in the room
Fanny Bryce
Broadway Bound Star
Outgoing, performance-focused — here to network with other stage talent.
Timothy Allgood
The Techie
Introverted, technical — lighting, sound, set design. The stickers give them a reason to engage.
Miranda Priestly
Creative Costumer
Artistic, sociable — directors, costumers, makeup artists finding their people.
Business leadership conference

CEO Group Conference

Same nine-and-three structure, aimed at a room of executives instead of teenagers — topics like Legal, Culture, and Sales instead of Talk Shop and Fandom.

The custom CEO Group sticker sheet, as shown on the live example page
The custom sheet, from the live deck
The Business Mind
Leadership-focused
Outgoing leader looking for solutions and people with the expertise to provide them.
The Accountant
Technical, data-driven
More hesitant to engage, but will use the stickers to find like-minded, number-oriented people.
The Rebel
Creative, innovative
Looking for a new adventure — picks stickers that signal a want for change.

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