Events
See what’s happening on the map, not in a list.
In Pingoon an event isn’t a row in a list, it’s a place on the map. An evening walk, a camp by the lake, a stage set up in the woods — each one sits where it happens, along with who’s on the way right now.
Three from the map
This is what an event looks like
Three example events on a real map: a night walk along the shore, a camp by the lake, a stage in the woods. Hover a pin or tap it — the ring around it is the event area.
What you can do
Find it, join it, host it
Nearby comes first
Events are ordered by distance: a meet-up on your street shows up ahead of a big one across town. You set the radius.
Join with one tap
Tap Join and you’re on the list. Headcount, meeting point and time update for everyone at once — no round of confirmations in the group chat.
It tells you when it starts
The notification isn’t a reminder, it’s a location: the stage is here, the group is there, this is where you catch up.
Host your own
Drop a point on the map, set a time, share the link. Everyone sees the pin you left — no giving directions.
Three steps
- 1
Open the map
Pins around you appear on their own.
- 2
Join
Group, meeting point and time, in your pocket.
- 3
Stay on route
The route and your group’s live position, one screen.
Frequently asked
Do I have to share my location to join?
No. You can join and see the meeting point and the route. Sharing your location is a separate choice per event, and you can switch it off at any time.
Can anyone see my event?
You choose when you create it: public on the map, or private to the group you send the link to.
What happens when it’s over?
Live locations switch off; the route, photos and attendees stay in the group’s history. You can share the same route again for the next meet-up with one tap.
Something on the map is waiting for you.
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