# invme

> What's on in your city — and who's going. invme lists events, places and plans posted by people, city by city, in
> 34 languages, and lets you say "I'm going" so nobody has to show up alone.

The catalogue is organised by place first. Every city, region and country has its own address, and the geography is
always in the path — never a query parameter. A living list of the countries and cities that hold content, and of the
named festivals with their next dates, is at /llms-full.txt.

## How the URLs work

- `/in/{country}/` — country hub; `/in/{country}/{region}/` — region hub; `/in/{country}/{region}/{city}/` — city hub:
  what's on, plans by people, places
- `.../{tab}/` on every level — `activities` (what's on), `events` (plans by people), `places`; a city also has
  `people`, `news` and `organizers/`
- `.../{tab}/{category}/` — the same filtered by category (`/in/{country}/{region}/{city}/activities/concert/`);
  `/in/{country}/{category}/` and `/in/{country}/{region}/{category}/` — a category across a country or a region
- `.../activities/today/`, `.../activities/this-weekend/`, `.../activities/this-month/` — what's on in a window,
  on every level; the page title names the day
- `.../activities/{collection}/` — collections on every level: `festivals`, `free`, `christmas-markets`, `with-kids`,
  `date-night`, `rainy-day`, `flea-markets`, `open-air-cinema`, `pride` and more
- `.../events/dating/` — dating in a city; `.../events/friends/` — making friends and meeting new people
- `/festivals/` and `/festivals/{slug}/` — named events that come back every year («Oktoberfest 2026 — München»)
- `/activities/{slug}/`, `/places/{slug}/`, `/places/{slug}/activities/` (a venue's programme), `/events/{slug}/`
  (a plan by a person), `/artists/{slug}/`, `/in/{country}/{region}/{city}/organizers/{key}/`
- `/blog/{slug}/` — the magazine (evergreen, not city-specific)

Languages: English has no prefix; the other 33 live under `/{lang}/` (`/de/`, `/fr/`, `/es-mx/`, `/zh-hant/`…). A page
names its versions with hreflang only where the text is really translated. Query strings are non-SEO filters only
(date, age, price, pagination): the path is the address of the page.

## What is in the index

`/sitemap.xml` lists every page worth reading, and the page itself agrees (one rule for both). Live means: an event
that has not ended, a plan posted by a person that is still ahead (or a standing listing), a published place. A city
page needs three live items; a region or a country needs two cities with live content and five live items; a time
window or a collection needs five; a venue's programme three upcoming events. Automated plans exist to keep a cold
city from looking empty to a visitor; they never make a page indexable. Below the bar a page still renders and links
on, marked `noindex, follow`.

## Facts, and where they come from

Events and places come from the INVME registry: venues' own sites and agendas, public listings, the organisers' pages.
Event pages link onward to the organiser's site and ticket page; a place shows one rating — the votes of the public
catalogues added up. Generated summaries carry provenance — which rows of our own catalogue the text was built from —
and a page without it is `noindex` rather than published as a plausible reading of nothing.

## Contact

ra@invme.com