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πŸ”Ÿ An algorithm that wants you gone.

Ten things happening in your city this week. Finite list. No infinite scroll. No paid slots. Yes, we use algorithms β€” we just point them outside instead of at your face. Pick one. Close the app. Go.

Top 10 Β· Mexico City

This Week

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Improv Comedy

Sat Β· 142 going

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2

Blue Note Sessions

Fri–Sun Β· 98 going

3

Pub Trivia Night

Thu Β· 76 going

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Natural Wine Tasting

Sun Β· 28 going

10 of 10 Β· No scroll

βœ“ Go pick one

The Problem

The Magnificent Seven built algorithms to trap your attention. We built ours to release it.

Every other feed is tuned to maximize minutes on-screen. Infinite scroll, bottomless rec engine, every nudge pulling you deeper. When the goal is attention, "went outside and met a friend" is a failure metric. We're playing a different game β€” the one where the feed succeeds when you close the app.

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Infinite scroll

There's always one more post. You never actually decide to go anywhere.

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The attention bubble

Tuned so precisely to what you already like that you never see the show just outside your usual.

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Paid looks the same as organic

You can't tell who paid to be in your feed. We can. You should too.

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Screen time is the KPI

Other apps optimize for minutes in-app. Going somewhere is a failure state for them.

How it works

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Your city is the filter β€” not your past behavior

Pick a city. That's the entire filter. Not your demographic, not your watch history, not what the algorithm thinks you want. Just: what's actually happening where you live this week.

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Ordered by real humans, not inferred intent

Position on the list comes from actual RSVPs and attendance signals. Not from how many times an algorithm surfaced it. Not from how much a promoter paid. Just: how many people said yes and showed up.

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Ten is the whole list. The list is supposed to end.

No scroll. No "see 347 more events." Ten items. If you can't decide from ten, the problem isn't the list. The whole point is closure β€” you close the app with a plan, not guilt.

What you get

What Top 10 This Week gives you.

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