Kyndro: Everything happening near you, on one live map.

Hey Product Hunt I’m the maker behind Kyndro. It’s a live map of everything actually happening near you. You know that feeling when you’re free on a Saturday and somehow still end up scrolling Instagram stories, group chats, and five different apps only to miss the farmers market that was three blocks away, the free jazz set in the park, or the run club that meets at sunrise? That’s the problem I kept running into. Ticket sites only show things that sell tickets. Instagram stories disappear in 24 hours. Venue websites are often just a photo of a chalkboard. And the best local stuff, the free, the spontaneous, the “only locals know” events, lives in a thousand fragmented places. So I built Kyndro. It’s one live map that pulls events from official feeds, the open web, and people who actually go out. We clean the junk (duplicates, dead listings, wrong times), pin everything where it belongs, and let you search the way you actually talk. Things like “live jazz tonight,” “farmers market saturday morning,” or “free things to do this weekend.” Three moves. That’s the whole app. We dig, we clean, you make plans. We’re launching city by city, starting with San Francisco. You can already search any city in the world, and the ones with the most waitlist signups go live first. I’d love your feedback. What’s the most annoying part of finding local events right now? Which city should we prioritize next? Any features you’d want once you’re using it daily? The map is free, and finding what’s happening near you always will be. Come try it, break it, and tell me what you think. Thanks for being here. Looking forward to the conversation.