The question was never whether there's an algorithm — it's what it optimizes for. Instagram optimizes for the next scroll. We optimize for the next time you're in a room with your friends. Attention vs. attendance: the rare algorithm whose success metric is you using the app less. And it's transparent — you can always see exactly why something is where it is.
Tune what's worth going out for
ResetBig & famous
Critically loved
Buzzing now
Happening soon
Khruangbin
● 92Warsaw Arena · this weekend
Why #1: 8.2M Spotify followers (top 3%), on sale at 3 sources, this weekend
· based on 4 of 6 signals
Floating Points
● 81Berlin · Fri
Why: Climbing follows this week, listed across 4 sources
· based on 4 of 6 signals
The Brutalist
● 8814 cinemas
Why: 8.3 IMDb · 92% Rotten Tomatoes · screening widely
· based on 5 of 6 signals
The Problem
You're standing outside a venue, alone. You texted the group 10 minutes ago. One person said "leaving now." Another is "5 minutes away" — they haven't left yet. You don't know if anyone is actually coming. This is the default experience for every event.
You walk in alone. Scan the room. Don't see anyone you know. Stand awkwardly by the bar pretending to check your phone.
"5 minutes away" is the biggest lie in social coordination. They're still in the shower. You're already there.
"Where are you?" "I'm coming" "Which entrance?" "I can't see you" — 12 texts that could've been a glance at a map.
One friend never shows. Never texted. You find out the next day. "Oh sorry, something came up." You went alone for nothing.
How it works
Popularity and relevance signals — Spotify reach, critic ratings, buzz, how many sources confirm it, how soon it is. Every one is out in the open.
Signals roll up into plain-language lenses — big & famous, critically loved, buzzing now, widely confirmed, happening soon — that you can turn up, down, or off.
Every result shows the real signals behind it and how many had data. You reorder objective signals; we never inject hidden ones.
What you get
We win when you put your phone down — not when you scroll. It's the only feed whose goal is you leaving the house.
You can always see exactly why something ranks where it does — the real signals behind it, in plain language. Nothing secret.
Don't like our default? Slide the lenses toward what makes a night worth leaving the house for.
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