How do you pick events to go to? And why do you go to tech events at all? Education? Get a job? Find a customer? Picking by just a title is guessing. Doing a deep-dive into the entire calendar is impossible. Seasons like Tech Week makes guessing impossible: 1,550 events in SF, 746 in LA. I was losing precious evenings with my agents to low quality events. I started my startup MoltPod recently and moved to Palo Alto, so even going to one event in SF started costing me the whole night. I couldn't tell which rooms were worth the drive. So I built EventHunt, and created a few custom filters that my OpenClaw knows about. So far, I've gone to four events that EventHunt picked, and found customers, VentureBeat and 8090 AI. Tons of leads in play on top. All I did was RSVP to only what matched my filters. Someone had shown me how they were struggling to build an event filter, worried about ingesting a firehose of events and scoring every one. Then I saw a demo of an event search engine at a hackathon for TypeSafe's Jev, before it launched. Floored me. Really fast semantic classification is rad. So I built EventHunt inspired directly by it, just modified with a bunch of tech and agent-friendly features. You follow calendars: Luma, both Tech Weeks, conference agendas like KubeCon. Describe the room you're after in your own words, say "investors in the room". Every event gets scored. Top of the list is emailed to you daily or every Monday. Your agent gets the same ranking by REST API. Free. Which city or calendar is missing? Tell me and I'll add it.

EventHunt AI

Know which events are worth your time before you go

Know which events are worth your time before you go