Sift turns Facebook posts from local venues, artists, and organisers into one clean list of events, sorted by date and time, with rich filtering capabilities.
A gig next Friday can sit under a menu update and a hiring post. There’s no order to any of it.
“Doors 11pm, £5 on the door” — typed onto a poster. You can’t search it, filter it, or add it to your calendar.
Piecing together a week out means following every venue and scrolling each one in turn.
Keep posting events and posters exactly how you already do.
We turn the post — and the picture, if that’s all there is — into a clean listing: title, date, time, venue, price.
Sorted by date, filterable, with alerts the moment anything about it changes.
By category, interest, date and location.
Add a saved event to your calendar app with one tap.
If a saved event moves or is cancelled, your calendar updates itself — and you hear about it.
Sits right next to the clean details, with a link back to the source post.
Browse what’s on by place, not just by post.
Ask your area for the event you want. Watch the demand build.
One sign-in through Facebook. After that, Sift keeps reading your new posts on its own.
No text post required — Sift reads the details straight off the image.
A dashboard of saves, interest and views for every event you post.
See what your area is asking for on the suggestions board, and answer “We’ll run this.”
“I’d pay £20 for a curry tasting night.”
Anyone can ask. Anyone can back it. Local businesses see exactly what their area wants — before they commit to running it.
Only real Page admins can connect, through Facebook’s own sign-in. Disconnect any time.
A wrong “cancelled” alert is the worst mistake Sift could make. Anything uncertain goes to a person first.
Built for local communities, not as a ticketing platform.
Coming soon to the Google Play and Apple App Store.