etrigg
Consumer and social
event discovery
SHOW HN2016
How HN took it
11 positive, 16 neutral or asking, 9 mixed, 14 critical, out of 50 comments about the project. Thread score -0.05.
Execution: 2 for, 10 againstDesign: 3 for, 1 againstIdea: 2 for, 1 againstPerformance: 0 for, 2 against
The thread, comment by comment
Each row is a top-level comment and its replies, in HN's order. Select a cell to open that comment on HN.
positive neutral or mixed critical about another commenter or something else the maker
What HN said
What people liked
Simple, fast, clean interface
From 3 comments
Impressive, and seems to solve the problem of "hat weird portal am I using today to see if anything is up around here". Still looks a little like a beta, but does all I want.…
cyxxon on HNVery quick, simple UI - I like it! Where do you pull the event data from? Btw, you should look into adding a custom icon when bookmarking on an iphone. At the moment it just…
amit_m on HNGood job! Love the simplicity. Current state of event discovery is rubbish and so fragmented across sites and categories of event. Just had a look at my home city (Edinburgh) and…
darkFunction on HN
Useful for finding events while travelling
From 2 comments
I am in Germany now. It is showing relevant events in the area. It really seems to work all around the world, I am impressed.
konschubert on HNNow have two events booked for tonight :). Thanks, hope you keep it up.
alva on HN
Objections
Event data is thin or irrelevant in some places, with duplicates and online events
From 3 comments
Impressive, and seems to solve the problem of "hat weird portal am I using today to see if anything is up around here". Still looks a little like a beta, but does all I want.…
cyxxon on HNOK, I was skeptical of this before I looked at it (do we really need another way to discover events). But I like what I see. One peeve: why are webcasts and teleclasses included?…
tryitnow on HNI've seen tons of such websites, but they all have the same problem -- lack of content. How are you going to add/discover up-to-date events in tens/hundreds/thousands of cities?…
kbart on HN
Geolocation is inaccurate
From 2 comments
Observation: I'm sitting in my office in Orland Park, Illinois using my relatively new Macbook Pro. I followed the link and, as soon as I arrived at the page, I saw a dialog to…
zupreme on HNInteresting aside, it detects my location as "University, Salt Lake City, UT, USA", I'm on the University of Utah campus at the moment in the library so it's interesting location…
pyromine on HN
UX is bare and lacks clear event details
From 2 comments
I don't understand why you're so down on yourself in the title? Yet another? What other ones are there? It's not like it's a saturated market. Like the options in my city…
mattmanser on HNI believe you might be getting facebook data which is fine but has the side effect that "styling" is lost. I.e. this…
riffraff on HN
Requests
Shareable URLs for searches
From 2 comments
Nice work!. Some UX feedback here, I'd make sharable urls more obvious. In detail: - I enter to the website and I have to change the location and press "see events", this is ok.…
alfonsodev on HNImpressive, and seems to solve the problem of "hat weird portal am I using today to see if anything is up around here". Still looks a little like a beta, but does all I want.…
cyxxon on HN
Date filter and wider date range
From 2 comments
Need a date filter
khc on HNWhat is the date-range this is using? I am only seeing events for the next few days. Is it possible to expand into the future so I can make future plans?
Practicality on HN
Filter out online or webcast events
From 1 comment
OK, I was skeptical of this before I looked at it (do we really need another way to discover events). But I like what I see. One peeve: why are webcasts and teleclasses included?…
tryitnow on HN
Facebook friends' events integration
From 1 comment
Excellent work. I've seen a lot of event sites and this one is the most concise and efficient. Seems to pull a lot of events! Would be nice if you could facebook integrate your…
edkennedy on HN
Questions
Where does the event data come from?
From 3 comments
Very quick, simple UI - I like it! Where do you pull the event data from? Btw, you should look into adding a custom icon when bookmarking on an iphone. At the moment it just…
amit_m on HNI've seen tons of such websites, but they all have the same problem -- lack of content. How are you going to add/discover up-to-date events in tens/hundreds/thousands of cities?…
kbart on HNWhere does it get its data? I'm getting "No events found.".
protomyth on HN
How to change the search radius
From 1 comment
How should I use this product? I know there isn't much going on in my town, but I'm interested in events within, I don't know, 100 miles of me. Is it assumed that I should create…
NDizzle on HN
Alternatives named
Meetup
From 2 comments
OK, I was skeptical of this before I looked at it (do we really need another way to discover events). But I like what I see. One peeve: why are webcasts and teleclasses included?…
tryitnow on HNUsually on the site should appear all the meetup events from meetup.com - but could be that you have more meetups in your area than even meetup provides ;) It's also possible to…
pat-jay on HN
Eventbrite
From 1 comment
I don't understand why you're so down on yourself in the title? Yet another? What other ones are there? It's not like it's a saturated market. Like the options in my city…
mattmanser on HN
Facebook events
From 1 comment
I've seen tons of such websites, but they all have the same problem -- lack of content. How are you going to add/discover up-to-date events in tens/hundreds/thousands of cities?…
kbart on HN
Time Out
From 1 comment
Good job! Love the simplicity. Current state of event discovery is rubbish and so fragmented across sites and categories of event. Just had a look at my home city (Edinburgh) and…
darkFunction on HN
Eventual
From 1 comment
Lots of interesting events in my area! I made a similar app that shows you nearby events from your facebook "likes". I'd be interested to see what you guys think of it…
supjeff on HN