Most event organizers run their own websites. But publishing their events solely there is not enough. They have to post their events on multiple websites or channels, such as Facebook, local community or individual-managed sites to reach people. The posting has to be done manually, one by one for each channel. Centralized platforms have the greatest reach, not only because so many people are already using them, but also because searching for events can be done in one place. We are breaking through this monopoly.

Federated Event Calendars

Event platforms supporting the ActivityPub specification can send their events to other remote event calendars or aggregate Calendars using various (remote) sources themselves.

Events in Social Media Timelines

Federated social media platforms that don’t fully support events, like Mastodon, can however also receive Events. Users on those platforms can follow event creators, they can comment, boost and like those events while still being provided with all important information about an event.