The future of
festival bars.
Self-service beer modules for music festivals — no bartenders, no queues, no tokens. Walk up, tap your card, pour your pint.
The Problem
Festival bars haven't changed in decades.
Staffing is expensive
Every bar requires multiple workers per shift — one of the biggest operational costs at any event.
Long queues lose sales
Slow service means guests miss acts. Fewer moments at the bar means less revenue for organizers.
Hard to set up & scale
Existing solutions aren't modular. Adding more bar capacity means hiring more people.
No real-time visibility
Organizers lack live data on sales and stock — decisions are made blind, mid-event.
How It Works
Walk up. Tap. Pour.
Walk Up
Each Autobar module serves one type of beer. Guests simply approach the module for the beer they want — no menus, no app, no wristbands.
Tap Your Card
One tap on the contactless terminal. A small amount is held on the card. No tokens, no cash, no queues.
Pour Your Pint
The tap unlocks immediately. The guest pours their own fresh beer in seconds and goes back to the music.
What We're Designing For
The benefits we're building toward.
Features
Built for real festivals.
Contactless payment
Card tap unlocks the tap. No tokens, no cash, no friction.
Real-time dashboard
Live sales, stock levels, and revenue — all visible to organizers.
Fully branded per festival
Each module displays your branding and the beer on tap.
Modular & scalable
Add or remove units depending on event size and crowd flow.
Swedish & English UI
Designed for Swedish festivals with international guests in mind.
Weatherproof
Designed for outdoor events. Built to handle the Swedish summer.
This is a student project —
and that's the point.
We're not here to sell you something. We're designing a concept and want to hear from the people who actually run festivals. What would make this work? What wouldn't? Your perspective shapes what we build.
Share your thoughts
Get In Touch
Let's chat.
We'd love 30 minutes to hear your perspective — what would make this work for you, and what wouldn't?
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