Radiate vs Coord Up

Radiate is the leading way to connect with people going to the same concerts, festivals, and nightlife events as you. Discover events, see who's going, and make new connections. - Dedicated group chats and forums for each event, allowing you to easily connect with others attending - Secure PayPal-backed ticket and clothing marketplace for safely buying or selling tickets and more, all in one place - A 3D social map of events, friends' plans, and more BUY & SELL TICKETS & MORE FROM OTHER ATTENDEES ON THE RADIATE MARKETPLACE - PayPal Buyer and Seller Protection on eligible transactions - Escrow-style flow where sellers get paid only after sending confirmation - No flaky meetups or cash exchanges - Ideal for festival passes, concerts, club nights, and more EXPLORE THE WORLD THROUGH THE RADIATE MAP Our interactive 3D map shows you who's going to what - from massive festivals like EDC Las Vegas and Coachella to underground shows and spontaneous afterparties. See the pulse of events in real time and find where the energy is flowing tonight. CONNECT WITH PEOPLE HEADING TO THE SAME EVENTS This is where festival crews, rave fams, concert buddies, and nightlife communities actually come together. - See others attending your events - Join event chats and meet new friends - Plan, pre-game, link up - Share the moments that make live events magic AND YES, THERE'S A MULTI-COLORED RHINO Whether you're looking for a festival squad, a concert buddy, a travel partner, or someone to share a late-night adventure with, Radiate helps you meet the people you're meant to meet. Experience the world where music, connection, and unforgettable nights collide. Download Radiate now. "One of the primary reasons people go to festivals is for the community, and that's what Radiate provides." - Insomniac —------- Radiate is free to download and use forever. You can optionally upgrade to Radiate Glow for additional features. We offer 1-month, 3-month, and 6-month plans. Prices vary by country. - Payment is charged to your iTunes account at purchase - Auto-renews unless turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the period - Manage your subscription anytime in Account Settings - Free trial (if offered) forfeits when Glow is purchased If you choose not to subscribe, you can continue enjoying Radiate for free. Privacy Policy: https://www.radiatetheworld.com/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://www.radiatetheworld.com/terms_of_use/

Coord Up has three basic concepts to streamline coordinating with friends. These are: groups, activities, and events. A group is simply a named set of contacts for just you. Think of groups like a shortcut so you don't have to add individuals to events every time. For example, you may create a group called "Roomies" where you add your roommates. Then when you create a "Movie Night" event, you can add the "Roomies" group and everyone in the group is automatically included! We do not upload any contact information. An activity is a basic description of something you do. Think of activities like a template for creating an event. You can configure a default group and default duration for an activity which are used during event creation. For example, you may create a "Pickleball" activity with default group "Pickleballers" and default duration "2 Hours". You can then create an event from this activity, and the event form will be auto-filled with all details and participants. Additionally, you can "check in" to an activity — this is a one-click way to share what you're currently doing with friends if they want to join! An event can be one of three types: shared, invite, or floating. A shared event is simply a way to share what you're doing. These appear on the calendar, but not the inbox. This is just like texting your friends saying "Hey I'm going to the gym later, hope to see you there!" but they don't necessarily have to RSVP. An invite is a traditional calendar event with RSVPs. Having a party? — send an invite! These invitations appear in the traditional inbox, and they are on your calendar if you accept the invite. Finally, a floating event is an event without a set time. When you text friends saying, "let's hang out next week" you've floated the idea or intention — later you can decide to "pin" the event to a specific time and day.