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A map of tonight that’s actually true.

Everything below exists to answer one question faster than a group chat can: what is on right now, and can I still get in?

What Flare does

Real-time discovery, planning and safety in one place.

Discover

  • A live map of flares with clustering, heat scores and event cards.
  • Geo-aware search across neighbourhoods, events and what’s trending.
  • Recommendations shaped by vibe preferences and who you know.

Connect

  • Friend requests, friend activity, and controls over who sees you on the map.
  • In-app messages, invites, and live request status.
  • Profiles with host details, badges and flare history.

Create and host

  • Rich flare creation with banners, tags, ticket links and visibility controls.
  • Host tools for attendance flow and event analytics.
  • A Pulse feed with crowd heat updates while the night runs.

Trust and safety

  • Location sharing governed by friend and privacy rules.
  • Reporting flows for stories and events, with moderation visibility.
  • Account controls for public and private posting.

What a listing means

Nothing goes on the map unconfirmed.

A feature list is only worth reading if the data underneath it is real. Every event on Flare carries a door time from whoever is opening the door, an address you can navigate to, a capacity count from the venue rather than a number designed to rush you, and a named host who answers for it.

That is the part the map is built on. More on why we work that way.

Paid plans

Free finds the night. Paid shapes it.

The map, events, check-ins and your friends are free. These are what the two paid plans add.

Flare Pass

$9.99/mo · upgrade your night

  • Move Roulette
  • What’s Next
  • Party Alerts
  • Crews
  • Ride Split

Flare Crew

$24.99/mo · run the night

  • Host dashboard
  • Promo tools
  • Advanced analytics
  • Broadcasts
  • Guest list & VIP
  • Priority support

Full breakdown on the pricing page.

Seattle · 21 October

Get in before doors.

Early access opens ahead of launch night. One email when it does — that's the whole deal.