Naytive was a simple idea to allow events to reach the public eye without the use of annoying flyers and social media invites. Today, Naytive is less of a simple startup idea and more of an experiment. No one has really got the public event space quite right, and it really has a lot to do with not listening to the most important people, the users! As much as we would like to think we have a brilliant ideas or features, we look to the users to tell us what they want to see.

As it stands now, Naytive is a tool to help people post and find events in their area outside their circle of friends. We would like users to set up accounts for people to follow so as to be updated with all the events that users ever throw. Alongside we will develop features to predict and rate events before and after they have happened! Now doesn’t that sound like fun?

I know you were expecting to “learn” a lot more by pressing the learn button (It is a pretty snazzy looking button! Right?). I am sorry to have mislead you, maybe the button should of read…”let us learn from you”. We want your input on how to make Naytive something that you would like to use frequently. So go ahead and let us know what you’re looking for, or what you would expect to see. No ideas are stupid (okay some might be stupid, but that’s part of the fun).

If you would like to be part of our beta testing to help us further develop the project, feel free to sign up so that we can email you when we will launch.

Be a beta tester and join in on our experiment, we are here to build for you!

If you have any suggestions please email suggestions@naytive.com