WhereUAt: Location-Sharing App for Everyday Social Meetups
By
Jinwoo Kim
Tired, dry, slightly forgotten on the back of the tray.
Summary
WhereUAt is a location-sharing app designed for everyday social meetups like sports, home parties, and coffee catch-ups. Unlike traditional event apps focused on tickets and large conferences, it addresses the common question of whether people are actually coming by sharing live location data only during a specific time window - from 15 minutes before to 15 minutes after the event, then automatically turning off.
Key quotes
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It shares live location only from 15 minutes before to 15 minutes after the event, then turns off automatically.
Most event apps focus on tickets and big conferences.
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