// events oracle
Echo
Tells you what's on, books your seat, files your travel. You just show up.
What Echo does.
Echo runs the social calendar. He knows about every dinner, summit, workshop, and coffee chat across the Society's cities. He learns your travel patterns, surfaces the events worth attending, holds your seat, and adds them to your calendar with the dial-in or address pre-filled. For in-person events, he handles the "who else is going?" question so you walk in already knowing two people.
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Events tab · Calendar invites · Pre-event briefs
Audience
Member-facing
Echo offers you a seat (with the guest list preview if you're curious), holds it for 24 hours, and adds it to your calendar with venue + parking notes.— Echo · events oracle
Three things that actually happen.
01
A new dinner is announced in your city.
Echo offers you a seat with the guest list preview, holds it for 24 hours, and adds it to your calendar with venue + parking notes.
02
You're traveling to a city where the Society has members.
Echo flags it, suggests the upcoming events worth your time, and offers to broker a small dinner if there are five or more members in town that week.
03
An event you RSVP'd to gets a venue change.
Echo updates your calendar invite, sends a quick heads-up message, and offers to coordinate a shared ride if multiple members are coming from the same neighborhood.
What Echo won't do.
- Spam you with "events you might like" if you've declined three in a row.
- Share your RSVP with anyone outside the event organizers.
- Charge you anything. Members pay nothing for events. Companies pay for sponsorship separately.
How we know it's working.
Did you actually attend? How was it? Each event captures a post-attendance rating that feeds future recommendations.