Prevent double-booking disasters by instantly spotting competing events across multiple platforms.
Added Nov 23, 2025
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Event promoters and venue bookers lack a centralized, real-time view of competing events in their area. This leads to accidental double-bookings that cannibalize audiences, hurt ticket sales, and damage promoter relationships. Manually checking multiple platforms like Ticketmaster and Bandsintown is time-consuming and error-prone.
A SaaS? platform that aggregates event data from multiple ticketing platforms, visualizes them on an interactive map, and automatically flags scheduling conflicts based on geographic proximity and overlapping times. It uses color-coded severity alerts and customizable buffers to help promoters make informed booking decisions and avoid revenue-killing conflicts.
The live events industry is experiencing massive growth post-pandemic, with increased venue openings and event frequency. Simultaneously, API? technology has matured enough to enable real-time cross-platform data aggregation, making comprehensive conflict detection feasible at scale.
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[Product Hunt](producthunt.com/.../event-conflict-finder) , [Daily Ping](dailypings.com/.../event-conflict-finder) After months of late nights and far too many API rate-limit headaches, I finally shipped **Phase 1** of Event Conflict Finder – a tool that instantly tells you when two (or more) events in the same city are going to cannibalize each other’s audience. Live demo (100% functional): [event-conflict-finder.vercel.app](event-conflict-finder.vercel.app) **Why I built this** I help book shows on the side. Last year I watched two promoters accidentally put huge competing gigs on the same night, 800 m apart… both shows died. Nobody had a single place to see “wait, is anything else happening that night?” – so I decided to build it. **What it does right now (Phase 1 – MVP but fully working):** * Type any city → see every upcoming concert from Ticketmaster + Bandsintown on an interactive Leaflet map * Instantly highlights scheduling conflicts with color-coded severity (red = disaster, yellow = risky, green = safe) * Detects: • Same venue double-bookings • Same event listed on both platforms (de-duplicates automatically) • Events <0.5 km apart with overlapping times • Custom time buffer (default 30 min) * Freemium paywall already live (Polar + Supabase) – 5 free searches, then email → unlimited plan (mostly so I can see real usage data) [](reddit.com/.../submit)
[Product Hunt](producthunt.com/.../event-conflict-finder) , [Daily Ping](dailypings.com/.../event-conflict-finder) After months of late nights and far too many API rate-limit headaches, I finally shipped **Phase 1** of Event Conflict Finder – a tool that instantly tells you when two (or more) events in the same city are going to cannibalize each other’s audience. Live demo (100% functional): [event-conflict-finder.vercel.app](event-conflict-finder.vercel.app) **Why I built this** I help book shows on the side. Last year I watched two promoters accidentally put huge competing gigs on the same night, 800 m apart… both shows died. Nobody had a single place to see “wait, is anything else happening that night?” – so I decided to build it. **What it does right now (Phase 1 – MVP but fully working):** * Type any city → see every upcoming concert from Ticketmaster + Bandsintown on an interactive Leaflet map * Instantly highlights scheduling conflicts with color-coded severity (red = disaster, yellow = risky, green = safe) * Detects: • Same venue double-bookings • Same event listed on both platforms (de-duplicates automatically) • Events <0.5 km apart with overlapping times • Custom time buffer (default 30 min) * Freemium paywall already live (Polar + Supabase) – 5 free searches, then email → unlimited plan (mostly so I can see real usage data) [](reddit.com/.../submit)
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