Pulse: the town's own feed
What's on now, tonight and over the next month. You don't have to follow anyone to see it.
256 events in Viborg in the next two weeks· snapshot, 29 Oct
Bypuls gathers what happens in your town. Concerts, playgroups, tips and offers from the town's own places. So you find out while there is still time.
Get Bypuls for free
The app is in testing on iPhone. It works in all 98 municipalities.
Examples from Viborg
Jazz in the square. A playgroup at the library. Cygnets by the lake. The town's life is already there. It is just spread across websites, posts and other people's heads. Bypuls gathers it.
Hover over a place.
A cocktail bar opened three streets from you.
You found out when it closed.
A restaurant a little further down the street was open for ten months.
You never heard it was there.
The town's shops post good offers every week.
They drown among ads and news from all over the world.
The town's life is spread across websites, posts, groups and people's heads. You only see scraps of it. And scraps look like
silence.
All of this. In one town.
Your feed is full of things far away. Pulse shows only what's happening where you live.
Under the noise, your town has a pulse.
The town's pulse Examples
There's more in your town than you thought. And some of it is for you.
Pulse
A concert on the square is a big beat. Cygnets at Borgvold are a small one. Pulse has room for both, because it takes both to make a town feel alive.
Examples from Viborg. This is how the cards look in the app. Scroll sideways along the line to see more.
How it works
Bypuls should help you out of the door, not keep you on the screen.
What's on now, tonight and over the next month. You don't have to follow anyone to see it.
Show the code in the shop, and the offer is yours. The code changes every minute.
Events from across the town in one place. Many come straight from the organisers' own calendars.
When you've seen what's new, the app says so. Then you can put the phone down and go out.
When the lights come on
The app says good morning or good evening, and small tips, like the cygnets at Borgvold, sit right alongside. When you've been through it all, it says: You're up to date.
It's free.
All 98 municipalities are in.
And tap I'm going.
Snapshot
16,408 events in the next two weeks across Denmark. Choose your town and see a few of them. You'll find the rest in the app.
Fetched from Bypuls just now, with the organisers' own titles (often in Danish).
For businesses and clubs
Shops, clubs, venues and organisations put their events and offers on Bypuls. Taking part is free.
Go to bypuls.proAll of this. In one free app.
The app is in testing on iPhone right now. Until it's out, the buttons go to the stores' front pages.
For businesses and clubs