Case study
A single place to find out what’s on in Prince George.
Events in Prince George in one place. Organizers post them, and residents find them, RSVP and buy tickets. We built it, shipped it to both stores and the web, and we still run it.
In the news. CKPG Today, August 25, 2025
“In my personal experience, there are a lot of times where I found that an event happened a week ago, which is something that I would have been really interested in going to.”
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People in Prince George kept finding out about events a week too late.
Newcomers asked online why it was so hard to meet people in the city. Events were spread across posters, pages and feeds, and nothing gathered them in one place.
PG Social puts the city's events in one list. It gives organizers a self-serve tool to post an event and manage who comes.
Every event in one feed, filtered by category and sorted by date.
The date, the place and the organizer, with an RSVP button and comments below.
Organizers create an event with a photo, a time, a place and a formatted description.
My activity holds the events you made, your RSVPs and the events you marked as interesting.
The same app on a tablet.
One Flutter codebase serves phones and tablets on iOS and Android. On a tablet, the layout opens up to use the wider screen.
Many events are already posted on local sites. A scraper reads each site, and Gemini turns the text into clean event fields: the title, the date, the place and the description.
Nothing goes live until an admin approves it, whether the scraper found it or an organizer posted it.
One repository, two environments and a written record of each architecture decision.
PG Social is on the App Store and Google Play, and on the web at pgsocial.ca.
Each new feature gets a What's new post on pgsocial.ca, from the calendar view to ticketing.
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