A ready-made pass in Wallet.
If the issuer offers an Apple Wallet pass, you add it and show it at the entrance. It’s a convenient home for ready-made passes.
No searching.
No stress.
Train. Cinema. Concert.
All your tickets in one app.
Sample tickets in Entrisa.
Made for iPhoneOn-device recognitionPolski · English · Deutsch
Wallet is already on your iPhone.
A ticket can do more.
Entrisa starts where your ticket is:
in a PDF, in a photo or in a screenshot.
The whole ticket in Entrisa.
You add the document, read the details and pick tickets from a shared purchase. Then seats, code, directions to the station and your destination are all at hand. Wallet stays an extra option.
From everywhere.
In one place.
A PDF in your email. A photo of a paper ticket. A screenshot after checkout. Entrisa gathers them in a clear library, so everything is at hand when it’s time to go.
Journeys and great nights out.
Rail and coach tickets, boarding passes, cinema, theatre, concerts, festivals, sport or museums. Each kind has its own colour and a clear layout.
The details that matter. Right away.
Route, time, coach and seat. Or the event name, venue, hall and row. No need to scroll through the whole document.
Organised your way.
Search saved tickets, give them your own names and add notes. One document with several tickets? You choose which ones to save.
You know where to tap.
And what comes next.
From adding a document to the ticket check. Every screen has one clear job.
- Tickets
- A library of clear ticket stubs. The time and seat are on the stub, and a shared purchase forms one group.
- Import
- Three sources: file, photo and clipboard. You add the document in whatever form you received it.
- Recognised tickets
- You see how many tickets the document contained. Hall, row and seat help you pick the right one.
- Check the ticket
- The details that were read are yours to check. Tap a field to correct it before saving.
- Seat switcher
- Switch between tickets bought together. Every seat has its own code and its own details.
- Show Code · Directions
- The two key actions in the details: showing the ticket and getting there.
- Search and the “…” menu
- Find a ticket by its details. In the details menu you can rename it, add a note or correct a saved ticket.
- Settings
- Turn on reminders and choose how early they arrive. You’ll also find the app’s privacy information here.
One PDF from Cinema City.
Three tickets. Each at hand.
A group trip to see Project Hail Mary. Three PDF pages, one screening and three different seats. Pick a step to see the app screen.
A ticket in a photo.
Becomes clear too.
A paper ticket for the Mammoth Coaster at Dolní Morava. Instead of hunting for the photo in your gallery, you add it to your ticket library.
Wrocław Główny → Wien Hbf.
A journey in good order.
A rail ticket from a PDF: Porta Moravica, departing 14:08, coach 346, seat 36. You check the details, save the ticket and set off.
First, get to the station.
Then see where you’ll arrive.
Both stations come straight from the ticket. Each one has a different role.
From: Wrocław Główny.
Tap “Directions” or the departure station. Entrisa opens a route to the station in your navigation app — that’s where you need to be to board the train.
See example directionsTo: Wien Hbf.
Tap the arrival station to see its location in Maps. You’ll see where the journey ends and what’s nearby.
See the destination stationApp screenshots with sample dates. Passenger details and ticket codes have been anonymised.
Watch the 10-second demo
Animated app demo with sample tickets.
You’re at the gate.
So is your ticket.
One tap. A big code. You’re in.
The code appears in black on white, even in Dark Mode. The app brightens the screen to make scanning easier. Your saved ticket is at hand even without an internet connection.
From the plan.
All the way to the entrance.
Find your way.
Open directions to the station or venue in your maps app. The destination comes straight from the ticket.
Remember to leave.
Turn on reminders before a journey or an event. Choose how far in advance your phone lets you know.
In Apple Wallet too.
A Wallet pass is an extra option for supported tickets. The Entrisa library works without it as well.
Your ticket.
Your privacy.
Recognition happens on your iPhone.
No document is sent away for analysis.
Documents stay on the device.
PDFs and photos are read locally. Reminders are scheduled by your phone, too.
Your library in your iCloud.
Saved tickets sync through your own private iCloud.
Wallet only when you want it.
When you add a ticket to Apple Wallet, only the data needed to create the pass is sent. The original PDF or photo stays on your iPhone.
Good to know.
Does Entrisa sell tickets?
No. You buy your ticket from the operator or organiser and then add it to Entrisa. The app organises the tickets you already have and makes them easy to show.
Can every ticket be added?
It depends on the document format and the code. Entrisa recognises many travel tickets and event tickets, but it doesn’t convert rotating or device-bound codes such as SafeTix, Eventim.Pass or AXS Mobile ID. Show those tickets in the issuer’s app. Keep the original document too, in case of an additional check.
What if the app doesn’t read every detail?
Before saving, you can check and correct the recognised fields. Uncertain details are highlighted. The code itself is read from the ticket, not generated from the details you type in.
Do I need an internet connection?
Recognising a document and showing a saved code work on the device. You need the internet for iCloud sync, looking up places in Maps and adding passes to Apple Wallet.
Do I have to use Apple Wallet?
No. You can save a ticket and show its code right in Entrisa. Adding a pass to Wallet is an option for supported tickets.
Which devices does the app run on?
Entrisa is an iPhone app for iOS 18 or later. The interface is available in Polish, English and German.
