Freemo

Hi Product Hunt!

I’m Filip, the founder of Freemo.

A few months ago, a friend told me about her private group chat where her friends track and share Toronto giveaways and pop-ups. It made me realize how much awesome city life passes us by simply because we aren't in the right chat or didn't catch an influencer's video until after the event happened.

So, I built Freemo. We are a discovery platform focused on affordability and community, ensuring you stay up to date and never miss out again. Because let's be honest—not everyone can afford Drake tickets!

What Is Freemo?

Farmers' markets, vintage clothing pop-ups, local street festivals, and brand activations all live here. Using an AI-powered event sourcing pipeline, we automatically ingest and centralize events scattered across messy social media channels into one clean space. We are launching exclusively in Toronto to test the platform, grow our user base, and build out the core product with our local community.

Why We Are Different:

Laser-Focused: You know exactly what you get: free local events and pop-ups. We skip the spam and noise of traditional generic event boards.

Free-First: Our primary focus is on free and highly affordable experiences. We are here to save you money, not profit on top of ticket sales.

Community-Driven: Users can easily submit their own local discoveries, save events for later, and share plans seamlessly with friends.

Completely Free: We do not sell tickets or clip hidden service fees on top of your plans. The platform is entirely free to use.

The beta is officially live! Check it out at findfreemo.com.

I would love to hear your feedback:

What features would make it even easier for you to discover, track, and share local finds? Thank you for checking us out and joining the "Freemie" community!

Product seems like a tool that I could definitely use. It would be nice to see a demo of it in work before having to pay a subscription. The tutorial is very slow paced you could try making it faster! Cool idea, wish you the best