Events are scattered
Austin events live across calendars, venue pages, social posts, group chats, and flyers.
Austin private beta
Find Austin plans, see which events fit you, invite friends, and join small pods when you do not want to walk in alone.
App Store release planned after the Austin beta. Early testers will get access first.
Fri, 9:00 PM - 1:00 AM · West Campus
Why it exists
Austin events live across calendars, venue pages, social posts, group chats, and flyers.
Sometimes you want to go, but your friends are busy, unsure, or impossible to organize.
The same event can be perfect for one person and miserable for another. PartyBot makes that visible.
Product preview
Map view
See which Austin events fit your quiz, distance, budget, and comfort settings.
Event card
Check date, time, location, weather, friends, price, age, and the official source.
Pods
Ask PartyBot to match you into a small group for the event.
meet outside?
sent 3 photos
shared location
Chat
Send messages, photos, event invites, and location sharing.
Feedback
After events, quick feedback helps PartyBot understand what actually worked.
How it works
Safety and control
Pods are optional, friend invites are optional, and location sharing stays under your control inside chat.
FAQ
PartyBot is a social event app for finding plans, inviting friends, and getting matched into small event pods when you do not want to show up alone.
The first beta is focused on Austin, especially UT and nearby student-heavy events. More cities can come later.
A pod is a small temporary group matched for one event. You can use PartyBot without joining one.
No. PartyBot helps you discover and plan around events. Tickets, cover, age rules, and entry are still handled by the event or venue.
No. Location sharing is controlled inside chat, and PartyBot will make the sharing mode clear before anything is sent.
Yes. Use the form below. Suggestions go into a review queue before anything appears in the app.
Suggest an event
Send the basics. Suggestions go into a review queue first, then can be cleaned up before becoming real app events.