EVERYTHING LAS VEGAS
A social network for Las Vegas, with the whole city built into it.
Every social app makes you bring your own information. You post "anyone know somewhere still open in Chinatown?" and wait. Somebody answers wrong. You go anyway.
Vegas Social already knows. Feed, profiles, groups, events, chat, dating, sitting on a database of the entire valley. Stop asking the group chat. Ask the app.
1,146
venues, eighteen categories
878
answer "is it open right now"
13
neighborhoods, split the way residents split them
114°
and the app reshapes around it
IT HAS ALL OF THE INFO
Eighteen categories, split the way people actually search.
Restaurants, bars, casinos, coffee, shows, nightclubs, pools, gyms, golf, hiking trails, parks, tennis and pickleball courts, dog parks, escape rooms, bowling, hotels. Someone hunting a 7am pickleball court is not browsing "Outdoors."
Open, right now
A live answer in Pacific time. Open now, closes in 40 min. Where the hours can't be read cleanly the app prints them exactly as written and makes no claim at all. It would rather say nothing than be wrong about a place you're already driving to.
Doors, priced
Free to all. Free with NV ID. Locals rate. Room key required. Nobody's said yet. No other listing tells you whether you can actually walk in, and that last state is deliberate: the app shows what it doesn't know instead of quietly inventing a cover charge.
Players clubs, decoded
Real tier thresholds, slot and video poker coin-in side by side. They differ by up to ten times inside a single program, and averaging that away helps nobody.
A resort is one page, not thirty
Pool, Spa, Parking, Eat, Nightlife, See, Late night, Who's here. One tab strip for an entire property, and a tab only exists if the place actually has one.
Thirteen neighborhoods
Split the way residents split them, not the way a map does. Chinatown is its own place. Summerlin isn't "West." Green Valley isn't generic Henderson.
Events, including the buried ones
Farmers markets, First Friday, the recurring stuff that lives on a PDF on somebody's website. In the app, with the day and time right.
BUILT FOR THE CITY IT'S IN
It's 114 degrees
All summer the app reshapes around live temperature, because "what's open" and "what's open that I won't cook in" are different questions here.
Your weekend is Tuesday
This city runs on shift work. The app knows who else is off today, and which of your friends share your days.
3am is a filter, not an edge case
Half the city gets off work when the rest of the country is asleep. Late night is a way to search here, not a footnote.
Just landed?
Set yourself as a visitor. Everything works except the parts that need a Nevada ID, and locals can see who's in town.
THE SOCIAL PART
Feed, groups, events, chat, dating. Built as one app, not five.
Discover
The whole city on one screen. Friends' posts, tonight's events, what's open now, who's out. Narrow it to your neighborhood, your side of town, or the entire valley.
Groups
The run club, the trivia night, the thing that meets every other Thursday. Their own events, their own chat.
Meet
Dating and friends as separate decks with separate intent, because wanting a date and wanting people to do things with are not the same problem. Opting out entirely is one tap.
Tonight & Chats
Say what you're up for in the next few hours and it expires on its own. Chat is realtime, and only ever inside a mutual match or a group you're in.
ONE PROFILE, TWO ROOMS
Nobody at the block party sees the picture you swipe with.
Your neighbors see your name, your neighborhood, and your social photos. Your dating photos and dating details stay in Meet, separated in the database, not behind a toggle you're asked to trust. And you can look at your own profile exactly as a stranger, a friend, or a date sees it.
REAL PEOPLE ONLY
Every member is a verified phone number and a live selfie. No exceptions.
A checkmark on this app means a person sat down and proved they were themselves, in real time, on camera. Stolen photo sets don't get through it. Neither do bulk signups.
SAFETY IS THE ARCHITECTURE, NOT A SETTINGS PAGE
Nobody can find your house
The app never sends a distance. Coordinates snap to a fixed grid before they're ever stored, and location leaves the server only as a range, 3 to 5 miles away. There is no precise number anywhere in the app for anyone to read, and your real coordinates are invisible to everyone, moderators included.
Nobody can message you first
No stranger inbox. No message requests. A message can only exist inside a mutual match. The most common way harassment starts, removed rather than moderated.
Blocking is silent and symmetric
Unmatching never tells the other person who did it. Threat reports suspend an account immediately instead of joining a queue.
Tell a friend, not a satellite
Share a date plan, where, who with, when to worry. If you miss your own check-in, the contacts you picked get the venue, the time, and who you were meeting. No live tracking, deliberately: continuous location sharing gets abused far more often than it saves anyone.
WHY IT WINS
Anyone can build another feed. What can't be copied in a sprint is a thousand doors and what each one costs you.
Hours that are actually right, and a city's worth of information that's honest about its own gaps. The social network is the reason to open it. The information is the reason to keep it.
Everything Las Vegas, for the people who live here and everyone else who's in town.
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