A crowd experiencing a live music event under orange stage lights

Passly Memories · 2026

Make the
moment last.

The event ends. The memory does not. Create a keepsake in Passly, share it with the world, and give your best moment another life.

Create your Memory

The reward

Five moments.
One more
reason to return.

30%

off one eligible Passly order of KES 1,000 or more, capped at KES 2,000.

31.08

Submit your public post by 11:59 p.m. EAT on 31 August 2026.

How it works

01

Open a checked-in event

Use the Passly app to choose an event you attended.

02

Make a Memory

Turn the moments you kept into a Passly keepsake.

03

Share it publicly

Post on Instagram, TikTok, or X. Stories do not qualify.

04

Submit the link

Return here with your Passly account email and public post URL.

Find us in the feed

Follow the
official accounts.

Keep up with campaign updates, winner announcements, and more moments from the Passly community. These are the only official Passly accounts for this campaign.

Your moment, on record

Post it.
Submit it.

Entry is free. Use the Passly app to create your Memory first, then submit your Passly account email and public post link. You may submit more than once, but only your first submission is evaluated—even if it is invalid.

Eligible platforms: Instagram, TikTok, and X. Your post must stay public. Passly verifies your account, attendance, Memory, keepsake, tags, and post after entries close.

Read the full campaign terms and privacy notice before submitting.

Good to know

The details matter.

Who can enter?

Anyone aged 18 or older with a valid Passly account and a checked-in paid ticket, complimentary ticket, or verified Passly webinar attendance.

Can I use an older event?

Yes. Any Passly event with a verified check-in can qualify once the app confirms the attendance record.

Do Stories qualify?

No. Your keepsake must be shared as a permanent public Instagram post or Reel, TikTok post, or X post.

Do likes decide the winner?

No. Entries are judged on story, creativity, connection to the event, and use of the Passly keepsake.