Favorites, saved events, and your schedule

Once you sign in, Festurah gives you a few ways to keep track of the events you care about. Think of these as your personal collections. They live with your account, not just on the device in front of you, so they follow you wherever you log in next.

You browse Festurah just fine without an account. But signing in (through Google Sign-In) is what lets you build and keep these lists.

The three collections

• Favorites: a quick way to mark events you love or want to remember. Great for the "ooh, that one" reaction while you are exploring the map or schedule view.
• Saved events: your bookmark shelf for events you are still thinking about. Save now, decide later, without losing track.
• Your schedule: the events you are actually planning to attend. Adding an event here helps you line up your trip around real dates and places.

Favoriting, saving, and scheduling are separate actions, so you can mix and match. An event can be a favorite, a save, and on your schedule all at once, or just one of those.

Everything syncs to your account

These collections are tied to your account, not to a single browser or phone. When you favorite, save, or schedule an event, that choice is stored with your profile. Log in on a laptop today and your phone tomorrow, and your lists are right there waiting.

That means you can plan a route on a big screen at home, then pull up the same saved events and schedule on the road. No copying, no re-searching.

A note on your data

Festurah keeps things lean. Your account stores your email, display name, profile-picture URL, and your saved collections, and not much else. No location history, no cross-site tracking. Just your plans, ready when you are.