Mozared's main experience is the Flow: you write a line and people nearby reply. Sometimes a conversation turns into a plan, or you want to see what is happening around you. Events exist for those moments; from inside the map you can list nearby plans, join them or create your own.
Events are not a separate tab in the bottom menu; they live inside the map as a layer and a list.
Event links can be shared and open the event directly.
Events are one way to take a conversation from the Flow into real life, if you want to.
See plans around you from the Events list on the map.
Send a request to join a plan you like; the organiser manages participation.
Create your own plan in a few steps to watch a game, go for a walk or grab a coffee.
Choose who can send you event invitations in settings, for example only your connections.
They complement each other, but the Flow comes first.
Most introductions start with one line and a few comments. Events come later.
A topic discussed in the Flow, like watching the same game, can easily turn into a plan.
You never have to join an event; you can use Mozared just for the Flow.
The community rules apply to events too; prefer busy, public places for first meetups.
A few simple rules make the move into real life easier.
Review the place, time and organiser before joining.
Meet people you don't know yet in busy, public places.
Let someone you trust know where you are going.
If something goes wrong, block and report the person and contact support.
On Mozared the conversation starts in the Flow; events are a way to take it into real life if you want.