Editing an event used to mean scrolling a long form and hoping you didn't miss anything. Not anymore.
The edit page now has four focused tabs — Details, When & Where, Tickets, and Extras — so you can jump straight to the thing you want to change. A completeness score at the top of the page tells you exactly what's missing, rising from Basic to Good to Great to Complete as you fill in things like a cover image, a proper description, a refund policy, or an FAQ. Buyers trust a Complete event more, and the score makes it obvious what to add next.
Every change auto-saves a couple of seconds after you stop typing, so you never lose a draft to a lost connection or a closed tab.
Once tickets start selling, the editor protects your event from accidental damage. Prices lock so you can't silently change what buyers already paid. Ticket quantities can only go up, never below what's already been sold. Delete is disabled. These aren't restrictions — they're the guardrails that let you edit safely while an event is live.