Hi all,
I’m the CEO at GetEvents and we are happy to see one of our products on ProductHunt.
Thanks @erictwillis for hunting #getevents!
At GetEvents we are trying to produce a better user experience in the world of events discovery/search.
Even in 2015, you still cannot find one single source of all events in your home city, or for when you need to travel.
GetEvents have worked under the radar for nearly 3.5 years to build our events search engine. We now have one of the most comprehensive events database in the world.
#getevents is a product we developed for Twitter users.
We offer the ability to discover events, from any city around the world, from a single tweet.
I hope you enjoy trying and using our product, and look forward to reading your comments below
I'd be curious to hear why you chose to integrate with Twitter. It's certainly a fun/unique idea, but I'm not sure I understand the benefit over a simple searchable website. Are events lists personalized based on the Twitter user requesting them or are they the same for everyone?
@gabe_ragland Our Twitter product was a side product. We have more side products on the way. Our main website https://getevents.co is giving you the ability to search directly from us. In our product we try to personalized service. For us Twitter was to show that we can give solution to social network. Twitter doesn't have solution for BOTS and I think this is what they need to do. It's hard to educate people to use Twitter in a new way but when people get an answer it gives you the WOW effect that we always love to get from our users.
@nirmarkus Hi Nir, we cover pretty much every city and country in the world we can find events for. Our crawlers are working daily, parsing events from around 300+ websites & API's. We're adding new crawlers daily. Pretty much every capital city is covered and every continent. Hope this helps :)
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