How to use Where's It App

Select Create Eventin the header. If you aren't signed in, you'll be prompted to log in or sign up first.

• Fill in title, description, date/time (or all-day), location, and optional details such as images or ticket info when available.
• Pick categories so the right audience can find your listing.
• Use private options only when your event is meant for invited guests—check on-screen hints when editing.
• After publishing, you can update or cancel from the event page or your dashboard—look for edit controls as the host.
• When you share an event or profile link, messaging apps and social platforms may show a title, description, and image preview pulled from your listing.

Need a new category? From Find Events you may see an option to suggest a category for moderators to review.

• Sign up with email and password, or sign in if you already have an account.
• Open Settings from your profile page (gear icon) to manage your account. Settings has three tabs:

• Your public profile link can be shared so others can see your hosted events and social presence when those features are enabled.
• Passwords must meet these rules: At least 8 characters, including one letter and one number.
• Forgot your password? Use Forgot password on the sign-in page.

When signed in, use the account menu in the header to open your profile and messaging tools.

• Messages — direct conversations with other members.
• Connections — manage follows and social relationships.
• Notifications — in-app inbox for friend requests, event invites, and similar alerts (not email preferences). To manage which emails you receive, open Settings and use the Notifications tab.

• On the home map, pan and zoom to explore; the list and map often stay in sync when you hover or select events.
• Enter a postal code or city or a place name to re-center search—many flows support zip-based distance filters.
• If the map doesn't load, check that location services are allowed in your browser and that your network isn't blocking map tiles.

We expect everyone to help keep the community respectful and accurate. Read our policies and use reporting tools when something violates the rules or looks suspicious.

• Community Guidelines
• Privacy Policy
• Terms of Service

Event hosts are responsible for complying with local laws, venue rules, and safety requirements for their gatherings.

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