One More Hike vs Luma

Both platforms help people publish events, collect registrations, and build recurring communities. The difference is emphasis: Luma is a broad event and audience platform, while One More Hike is designed around outdoor communities, shared calendars, and getting a group safely from a listing to the trailhead.

This comparison reflects the features available in One More Hike and Luma in August 2026. Product capabilities can change.

At a glance

CapabilityOne More HikeLuma
Public event pagesYesYes
Free and paid ticketsYesYes
Custom registration questionsYesYes
Promo codesYesYes
Event capacity and ticket sales windowsYesYes
WaitlistsYesYes
Passwordless sign-inYesYes
Community or calendar pagesYesYes
Outdoors FocusedYesNo
Personal calendar created automaticallyYesYes
Multiple community administratorsYesYes
Event cohostsYesYes
Transfer events between communities or calendarsYesYes
Paid community membershipsYesYes
Member-only ticket typesYesYes
Membership applications and approvalYesYes
Community event submissionsYesYes
Admin people directoryYesYes
Embeddable community calendarYesYes
Calendar feed (ICS)YesYes
Outdoor activity types and interestsBuilt inGeneral-purpose categories
Location-aware event discoveryYesYes, including map discovery
Scheduled attendee broadcastsNot yetYes
Mobile wallet passesNot yetYes
Native iOS and Android appsNot yetYes

Where One More Hike stands out

Outdoor communities are the core model

Profiles include outdoor interests, goals, location, and preferred distance units. Events can be categorized as hikes, water sports, camping, stargazing, or another activity. Discovery and community pages use that outdoor context instead of treating every gathering as a generic event.

Roadmap

One More Hike is in it's early stages, currently offering the bare minimum functionality as we build out the full scale of user experience. Unlike luma, we are not trying to be just an event management platform, but a social community hub for outdoor enthusiasts. Features in the pipeline include:

  1. Social profiles connecting current activity tracking apps (strava, alltrails, garmin)
  2. Ability to discover and follow other outdoor enthusiasts all around the globe
  3. Create, Promote, Lead, Sell outdoor trips
  4. Plan, and seek advice on your outdoor trips from the larger community
  5. Share itinerary with friends and loved ones

Community operations are included

Every account starts with a personal community, and hosts can create shared communities with multiple administrators. Communities can run a public calendar, accept event submissions, manage members, offer membership tiers, restrict tickets to members, and publish an embeddable calendar.

Hosting focuses on the practical trip workflow

Hosts can collect attendee details, manage guests and waitlists, set capacities, create free or paid tickets, add promo codes, ask registration questions, and assign cohosts. Events can be moved between communities when a host administers both destinations.

Payments stay with the community

Each community connects its own standard Stripe account. Ticket revenue is paid directly to that account, while One More Hike collects its platform fee. If Stripe is disconnected, paid tickets are automatically disabled so an event cannot continue selling without a valid payout destination.

Where Luma currently goes further

Audience communication

Luma can send and schedule event blasts to groups selected by registration status or ticket type. Delivery can include email, SMS, and push notifications according to each guest's preferences. One More Hike currently provides transactional registration and event emails, but not a comparable broadcast composer.

Paid waitlist flow

Luma supports deferred payment for paid waitlists: a guest authorizes a payment method when joining and is charged only after approval. One More Hike supports event waitlists, but does not yet offer this preauthorization workflow.

Consumer applications and passes

Luma provides native mobile applications and supports Apple Wallet and Google Wallet event passes. One More Hike is presently a responsive web application with QR tickets and calendar files.

Broader discovery network

Luma has city and category discovery, calendar following, personalized feeds, and map browsing across a large general-purpose event network. One More Hike's discovery is intentionally narrower and oriented toward outdoor activities and local communities.