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Events arranged on shelves: tonight, this weekend, near you and from the Gatheers you follow. Search or filter and you’ve got your plan.
The Gatherin app shows you what’s on around you today, lets you join in a few taps and talk to the other attendees before the event. If you’re the one organising, this is where your event comes together too.
Browsing, recommendations, the map, chat and organising in one place, with the same account you use on the web.
Events arranged on shelves: tonight, this weekend, near you and from the Gatheers you follow. Search or filter and you’ve got your plan.
One event at a time, with big photos. It learns from what you’re into and where your friends are going.
Everything around you at a glance: grouped when you zoom out, one by one when you zoom in, and you can see how far away each one is.
Every event has its own chat where attendees and the organiser talk in one place. It closes by itself 24 hours after the event.
Attendees post photos from a finished event on their profile. The Gatheer can ask for them for its gallery; the photographer decides, and their name stays on the photo.
Type, basics, place and time, who can join, safety. The app walks you through it and it’s live in a few minutes.
Follow communities and regular organisers. Their events get their own shelf, and we’ll let you know when they post a new one.
From the App Store on iPhone, from Google Play on Android.
You create your account in the app, and the same account signs you in on the web.
Pick what you like and join. Where the organiser reviews requests, you apply and they decide.
Free on iPhone and Android. On a computer, scan the code and pick it up on your phone.
Scan it with your phone
You can browse and join on the web. Creating events, chat and the organiser tools are in the app.
Using Gatherin and joining events is free. Some events have an entry fee set by the organiser: you’ll see the price on the event page, along with where to buy a ticket.
Nobody. Your location is only used to show nearby events; it is never shared with other users, and on the web we store it only coarsely, to about a kilometre.
A community with its own profile: someone who organises regularly. Follow them and you’ll see when the next one is on. There’s no membership and no approval: following is joining.