Eventsscan: Personalized Event Discovery App Source Code (Android + Web + Admin)

People don't struggle to find events; they struggle to find events worth going to. Ticketing sites list thousands of concerts, classes, expos and parties, but everyone sees the same generic feed, and most of it is irrelevant. The weekend plan gets made too late, the workshop that would have mattered for someone's career goes unnoticed, and the expo happens across town without them.

Eventsscan is a personalized event discovery app. Users sign in with Google and tell the app their personality, interests and field of work. From then on, every search is ranked for them, and subscribers get push notifications for matching events before they even open the app. Saved events sync to Google Calendar with reminders. Organizers and promoters can buy location-targeted in-app ads to reach people near their event.

The listing covers the Android app, the web app and the admin panel, with two revenue streams already built in: user subscriptions and paid event ads.

Features

Event discovery and search

• Quick-search presets: Top picks for you, Live events happening today, Top events this week, Most viewed events, Recently added events, and Events near you
• Advanced search by title, keyword or phrase
• Search by location (any city, e.g. "New York") with filter chips to refine results
• Event cards showing the title, image, date, time, cost, description and a location link that opens in maps
• Like / dislike on every event, to feed the personalization
• Share events with friends

Personalization engine

• A profile that captures personality (introvert, ambivert or extrovert)
• 28 interest tags: sports, music, food, fashion, movies, plays, art, gaming, technology, partying, networking, hiking, adventure, travel, camping, fitness, romantic dates, relaxing, cars, pets and more
• 24 fields of work: hospitality, construction, finance, engineering, telecom, media, energy, real estate, law enforcement, education, healthcare, agriculture, mining, manufacturing, technology, business and more
• Search results are ranked against each user's interests and field of work, so career-relevant expos and workshops surface alongside weekend fun

Personalized push notifications (subscribers)

• Weekly and monthly subscribers receive push notifications for events matched to their interests and field of work, with no searching needed

Saved events and Google Calendar

• Save events in the app and to the user's Google Calendar at the same time, with calendar reminders

Event ads for organizers

• Organizers and promoters post in-app ads for their events at a preset fee
• Ads are pushed to users around the event location
• A dedicated Ads tab

More

• Six languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese and Arabic
• Google sign-in
• A VR Events section in the main navigation
• Settings for language, data control and security, plus contact, terms of service and privacy policy pages
• User plan management in the profile

Admin panel

• Load events by manual entry, or import them automatically from external event-data APIs
• Manage the event catalogue

Business model

1. User subscriptions. Weekly and monthly plans unlock more event listings and personalized push notifications. Free users get limited access.
2. Event advertising. Organizers and promoters pay a preset fee to push their event to users nearby.

Payments run through Paystack.

Who it is for

• Founders launching a city events guide, or an alternative to Eventbrite, Meetup or Fever, focused on discovery and personalization rather than ticketing
• Event promoters and media companies that want their own discovery channel and ad inventory
• Tourism boards and city apps that want to show residents and visitors what's on
• Coworking spaces, universities and professional associations promoting workshops, classes and networking events
• Agencies that want a white-label event app for clients

It serves everyone from people looking for weekend fun to professionals looking for expos, workshops and skill classes.

How it works

1. The user signs in with Google and fills in personality, interests and field of work.
2. They search with a quick preset, a keyword or a location, and results are ranked for them.
3. They like, share or save events; saved events go to Google Calendar with reminders.
4. Subscribers get personalized event push notifications automatically.
5. Organizers buy ads that reach users near their event, and the admin loads events manually or via APIs.

Technology

React (web app and admin panel) · React Native (Android) · PostgreSQL · Firebase · Paystack · Google Sign-In · Google Calendar integration · push notifications · i18n in 6 languages

What you get

• Android app source code (React Native)
• Web app source code (React)
• Admin panel
• 30 days of seller support

Good to know

• Android and web only. There is no separate iOS build in the package, although React Native makes an iOS build straightforward.
• Paystack payments. Paystack mainly serves African markets (e.g. Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa). For other regions, swap in or add a gateway such as Stripe.
• Google sign-in only. Users log in with a Google account.
• Event data. Events come from manual entry or external event APIs, and third-party event-data providers may charge their own subscription fees.