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Vakh for your city

The city has curators.

Gig calendars, food boards, weekend guides. Follow the people who keep them, and the city stops being too big.

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Every week your city does a hundred things you never hear about. The gig announcement was a story that expired, the food recommendation is buried in a group chat, and what trends has nothing to do with where you live.

Your city's boards live here: a places guide with a gallery and a map, a gig calendar someone keeps properly, a street-food directory with reviews, a market for second-hand things, an issues board the ward can see, a news digest. Anyone can suggest an entry, and the people who keep each board approve what appears. Follow the ones you trust and they merge into one feed, newest first. The calendar answers what is on this week. The map shows what is near. The people who know the city keep it. You just follow them.

See it in action

One city board, three views.

The places guide as a gallery, on a map, and in a table. The Whole setup tab shows the other boards in this set.

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City places keep one useful shape.The same approved Guide posts become a Gallery, Map, and Table.

Anyone can suggest a place. Editors approve guide entries.

And more

A city is more than one guide.

A gig calendar. A street-food directory with reviews. A second-hand market. A gig board for small jobs. A news digest with reader tips.

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Follow the city, not the noise.

Curators, and the organisations behind a city

Curating your city brings people in. That can count.

Every month the PLI pilot sets aside part of our marketing budget as a pool. You earn points when people join Vakh through your links, when you post regularly, and when people respond to what you post, and your share of the points is your share of the pool. Building this for a city or a community organisation? We work with civic bodies, community organisations, and local programmes to shape Vakh around what a city needs to see.