Terms of use

Listings come from public sources

Pulse gathers events from venues’, organizers’, and ticket sellers’ public pages and checks them, but events change and sources make mistakes. A time, price, place, or age rule on Pulse can be wrong or out of date, and an event can be moved or cancelled after we last checked. Each event links to its official page. Confirm there before you go or buy anything.

Pulse doesn’t run, host, or sell tickets to the events it lists. Tickets, entry, refunds, and what happens at an event are between you and the organizer, venue, or ticket seller. Their own terms apply. Keep yourself safe and follow each event’s rules, including age limits.

Picks are opinions

Picks are Pulse’s editorial judgment of what looks worth going to, made by an AI editor and reviewed by a person, as How Pulse works explains. A pick isn’t a promise that an event will be good, busy, or safe, and it isn’t an endorsement of the people behind it. If Pulse ever shows a paid placement, it will be labeled as paid and kept apart from the picks.

Flyers, names, and other people’s work

Event flyers, photos, logos, and names belong to the people who made them. Pulse shows them to identify an event and link to its source. If you own something shown on Pulse and want it changed or removed, email corrections@trypulse.city with the page and what you’d like done, and we’ll act on it promptly.

Pulse’s own writing, picks, design, and software belong to Tripp Labs, LLC. You’re welcome to share links to Pulse pages, and search engines and assistants are welcome to read and link them. Don’t copy Pulse’s listings or picks wholesale to run another service.

Your part

Plan links work without an account, and anyone with a plan link can open it, so don’t put anything private in a plan. When you suggest a correction, tell the truth, and only correct an event as its organizer if you speak for it. What you send may be checked and used to update the public listing.

Don’t use Pulse to break the law, to harass anyone, to send spam or false reports, or to overload, probe, or disrupt the site or the app. We may block access that does.

No guarantees

Pulse is free and provided as it is, without warranties of any kind, including that it is accurate, complete, or always available. As far as the law allows, Tripp Labs, LLC isn’t liable for any loss that comes from using Pulse or relying on a listing, including a missed, changed, or cancelled event or a ticket bought elsewhere. Where the law doesn’t allow this limit, our liability is limited to the smallest amount it allows.

Georgia law

Tripp Labs, LLC is a Georgia company. These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Georgia, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. If a dispute about Pulse can’t be settled by talking it through at hello@trypulse.city, it goes to the state or federal courts in Georgia, unless the law where you live gives you the right to bring it closer to home.

Changes

Pulse is early and will change. We may update these terms. The date at the top says when, and using Pulse after a change means you accept the new terms. On iPhone, Apple’s standard terms for apps also apply. Read how Pulse handles your information in the privacy notice.

Contact

Pulse is operated by Tripp Labs, LLC. Questions about these terms go to hello@trypulse.city.