Build the shared plan
Map the places, stages and schedule. Let participants suggest stops, ask questions and find groups before they arrive, so the event already has context when the doors open.
MapOf for events
One event.
Three useful lives.
Give organizers and participants one shared Map before, during and after the event—without rebuilding the experience for every stage.
KensingtonThe AnnexTrinity BellwoodsOld Toronto 43.6532° N 79.3832° W
LIVE · 18 MIN LEFTFree screen-print
workshopNorth lawn · 450 m
workshopNorth lawn · 450 m
See the live event
Participants post located Signals for changes, openings, gatherings and spontaneous moments. Organizers can surface what matters without forcing the crowd into another endless feed.
Publish the recap
Keep the useful Signals as Pins and shape them into a recap Map. Participants can revisit and share the event; organizers start the next one with a richer record of what actually happened.
One Map, two sides
Useful to the crowd.
Useful to the organizer.
Schedules, places, questions and groups live together instead of being scattered across channels.
Signals carry place and timing, keeping live updates close to the moment they describe.
The event becomes a curated recap instead of disappearing into a chronological feed.
Organizers set the structure while participants add the context that makes it useful.