Community · towns across Europe
Grewp
Finds you something to do, helps you go with people, and makes it easy to put on your own.
A free community and events platform for locals, organisers, venues and councils, built around European privacy law from the start. Web, iPhone and Android, in 17 languages.
377k
local events listed
as of November 2026
84,779
towns in 29 countries
as of November 2026
1,144
sources feeding the agenda
as of November 2026
17
languages, including Welsh and Irish
as of November 2026
The problem
What's on in a small town lives on a council noticeboard, a venue's social page and a poster in the bakery window. Nobody checks them all, and the people who'd go never hear about it.
Off the noticeboard
What's on, town by town
A collector checks whichever source is most overdue every five minutes, removes duplicates and reviews each event before it's published. Some sources block cloud servers, so a machine at home picks those up.
305
unit-tested source readers
349
regions
What's clever
From finding something to actually going
Easy to put on your own.
A group's dashboard shows its next event with the weather and who's going, what's on this month, and one tap to create the next event. Each event page then carries where, when, a yes, maybe or no, and an add to calendar.
Small commitments, so people turn up.
After saying yes, you plan your arrival: when you'll leave, a reminder, and an optional promise like "I'll bring hot tea". Writing it down makes it more likely to happen.
Asked permission, source by source.
A ledger of permission requests to councils and venues, Creative Commons credits where they're due, and a takedown tool for anyone who'd rather not be listed.
Users fix the translations.
Seventeen languages, and anyone can report a clumsy phrase, down to regional variants like Mexican Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese.
Private by default.
Locations are kept approximate, so a group shows its town or neighbourhood, never an exact pin on someone's home.
Tickets, start to finish
Everything a live event needs, down to the door
Grewp runs ticketing for paid events end to end, so a club, venue or festival doesn't need a second system.
Sell
Ticket tiers, discount codes, a waitlist when it sells out, and refunds from the organiser's screen.
In their pocket
Tickets go straight into Apple Wallet, so nobody hunts for an email at the door.
On the door
A QR scanner that keeps working offline from cached tickets, then sorts out any clashes when it reconnects.
Volunteers
A door link the organiser can share with helpers and revoke afterwards, plus walk-up sales and a guest list.
After
Message every ticket holder, export the attendee list, and send a follow-up email when the event's over.
Anywhere
An embeddable ticket widget, so a club or venue can sell on its own website.
For larger organisations
Federations: many groups, one picture of impact
A council, charity or sports body can bring its groups together in a federation. Each group accepts the invitation and chooses what it shares, and the organisation sees what the whole network achieves, not just a headcount.
Behind the build
Stack. A Next.js website and an Expo app for iPhone and Android, sharing one Supabase back end.
Data. 305 unit-tested source readers and 142 import adapters feed the agenda.
Care. About 470 test files across 2,844 commits.
Who uses it
Locals, and the people who put things on
People looking for something to do in their town, and the groups, venues and councils behind it. Audience figures are in the media kit.
Partner with usExample placement
Supported by, on a town's agenda
- Where
- A town's what's-on page
- Who sees it
- Locals planning their week
- Price
- Ask for the media kit
Want something like this?
Events, tickets, groups and a town's what's on
If your organisation needs people to find things, join in and turn up, tell us about it.
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