Jamii: Your neighborhood map app analytics for November 8

Jamii puts your neighborhood on one map. See what's happening just around the corner - concerts, flea markets, community dinners, talks, workshops and good offers from local places. PRIVACY FIRST • No ads and no tracking • No account needed - only if you want to post your own happenings • Your data stays on your phone - your location is never sent to our servers • Anonymous usage statistics you can turn off with one tap HOW IT WORKS • The map shows events, communities and offers around you • Swipe through the happenings at the bottom - the map follows along • Tap a happening for photo, time and place, or swipe it up to see everything • See the whole program day by day under Plan, and save what you want to catch THE WHOLE HAPPENING Photo, price, who it's for, indoors or outdoors - and all dates grouped week by week. Pick the date that suits you, then save it, add it to your calendar or share it with a friend. Get directions with one tap. PICK YOUR DAYS The time card shows the next 14 days as a timeline. Tap today, the weekend or next week - or pick exactly the days you're free. FIND WHAT SUITS YOU Filter by price, who it's for, indoors or outdoors, vibe, category, language and accessibility. Free and for the whole family? Two taps. I HAVE TIME Tell Jamii how much time you have - say two hours by bike - and see right away what you can get to and back from. The map shows how far you can reach. POST YOUR OWN Sign in with Apple, Google or an email code and put your own happening on the map. From the app you open My Jamii, where you're already signed in - fill in the title, time and place, and it shows up on the map. You can also share a happening with a friend with a single link. GREATER COPENHAGEN FIRST We're starting in Greater Copenhagen - from Kongens Lyngby to Dragør - and will soon roll out to more cities and countries. Live somewhere else? Tell us in the app that Jamii is missing where you are, so we know where to go next. Jamii is in Danish and English. The happenings themselves are in Danish.