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The community

People, groups, organizations and venues — all followable, all able to put something on.

The community

Four kinds of account, one feed

BeeThere treated a person, a group, an organization and a venue as the same kind of thing: something you could follow, and something that could put on an event.

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People gathered at a community event
The community was the distribution channel.

People

Anyone who wants to know what their friends are going to.

Groups

Societies, clubs and teams that run things regularly.

Organizations

Nonprofits, schools and community bodies with a calendar to fill.

Venues

Bars, halls, theatres and markets that want to be found on the night.

For organizers

A way to be found on the night

For a venue or a group, the pitch was simple: the people already following you see the event, and everybody else can be reached by sharing it out.

  • Create an event inside the app.
  • Promote it to the people who follow you.
  • Share it to the networks you already use.
A lit theatre marquee at night
Venues were first-class accounts, not listings.

The kind of night it was for

Eight scenes, one feed

A crowd, mid-set
Where the plans get made
A weekend market
A marquee, lit
A community event
The street on a winter night
The festival crowd
Meeting at the café

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