While travel tech giants battle for flight bookings, Bandwango operates in the shadows of Main Street—digitizing the discovery experience for local breweries, museums, and restaurants. They're not selling travel; they're selling community economics.

"Bandwango isn't building another travel app—they're building the infrastructure that makes local tourism ecosystems measurable and monetizable."

The tech stack reveals pragmatism over flash—jQuery, Bootstrap, and Tailwind CSS. This isn't a Series B startup burning cash on bleeding-edge frameworks. It's a mature product focused on reliability. The absence of heavy React/Vue suggests they prioritize browser compatibility across tourism bureaus with legacy systems.

• Mobile-first passes that track visitor interactions (not just scans)
• Economic impact reporting that DMOs can actually present to stakeholders
• Integration with local venues without requiring tech-heavy onboarding
• Data ownership model where communities retain visitor relationship