I had the idea for this app years ago and finally built it. Months of work and it's officially out in early release on the App Store! This was so fun to work on and I've been so excited for people to use it.
🍺 Drink deals & events are scattered everywhere and sometimes hard to keep track of or find. Bars can post their drink deals in the app along with their nightly events.
📍 You can see which spots are busy or dead, find places that fit your vibe for the night, and if you're from out of town it beats asking strangers where to go.
🔔 It'll also automatically check you in & out of bars if you enable that [Experimental] feature — no need to do anything manually. You choose who sees your activity.
👥 My friends and I have been using it during development and it made coordinating nights out in big groups way easier and more fun. It also recommends bars based on your preferences which has been a game changer.
Honestly didn't expect this — during testing I discovered a ton of places I never would've checked out. Hope you all have that experience too.
This man 100% stuck out his foot to trip the person rushing onto the court.🤣🤣He’s either flopping or got injured out of karma. I would put money on him playing without limitations in Duke’s upcoming game on Wednesday.
I think it’s time we cancel #SharkWeek and Discovery channel. There was too much concentration on these overvalued “great” whites and no attention on great blacks and other underrepresented groups.
“This will make time fly by fast.” As he lists three of the slowest, most painfully boring, Iowa football games I’ve ever had the displeasure of viewing in my life.
These were the 50 best games in College Football last season. I’m now going to watch one every night until I’m in Nashville for Week 0. This will make time fly by fast.
Incredible moment at @dcsiowacity yesterday as @CaitlinClark22 was introduced in the starting lineup. Sound levels hit 95 decibels before the game even started.