1. Paid Events Pros Monetization: Generate revenue or offset costs (venue, materials, guest speakers). Higher Perceived Value: Attendees often view paid events as more professional
Our in-app currency, Coins, is designed to help you unlock exciting features, enhance your event experience, and enjoy exclusive perks. Whether you’re looking to earn free Coins
The text message arrives, inviting you to a party where you’ll know exactly one person. Your heart rate quickens. Your mind races through worst-case scenarios: standing alone in
Not every plan has to be an exciting event or a big social gathering. Sometimes, the best plans are simple—running errands, self-care days, or just organizing your week. Whether
Our platform is designed to reward users for engagement, referrals, and event hosting. Whether you’re inviting friends, actively participating, or organizing events, you can earn
Planning an event, a casual hangout, or even a personal task has never been easier! With our app, you can create and share plans effortlessly, whether it’s a movie night, a netwo
How to Build a Thriving Community Around Shared Interests In a world where everything is online, finding a real sense of community can feel rare. That’s why SlideThru isn’t jus
In today’s fast-paced world, balancing work, personal life, and social activities can feel overwhelming. Between deadlines, responsibilities, and self-care, finding time for soci
In today’s digital age, we have countless apps designed to connect us. Yet, many of us still find it challenging to foster genuine, spontaneous connections. This paradox led us t
Themed events add excitement, engagement, and a unique identity to your gatherings. Whether it’s an intimate trivia night or a large-scale outdoor adventure, a well-planned theme
In a world where making plans often means endless group chats, last-minute cancellations, and solo outings when no one shows up, SlideThru is here to change the game. Our tagline,
The truth is, there will always be reasons to postpone joy. Work deadlines, laundry piles, and Netflix queues are perpetual. But when we consistently choose “maybe later” over
Theory is helpful, but sometimes we need to see spontaneity in action to believe in its benefits:Maya, 22, Boston University: “I was walking back from class when I got a Slide Th
Want to maximize visibility and attract more attendees to your event? Boosting your event on our app is the perfect way to ensure it reaches the right people, whether it’s a netw
Understanding these barriers is the first step. Now let’s explore practical strategies to overcome them and embrace more spontaneous connections: 1. Create a Flexible Schedule Bu
Hosting a meetup is more than just picking a place and sending invites—it’s about creating an experience people will remember (and want to come back to). Whether you’re plann
It’s Friday afternoon. Your phone buzzes with a notification about an indie band playing downtown tonight. Your first thought? “That sounds amazing!” Your second thought? “
Before we can change our behavior, it helps to understand what’s driving it. Several psychological factors contribute to our tendency to delay spontaneous fun: 1. The Illusion of
In a world of endless options, curation becomes more valuable than consumption. By thoughtfully selecting campus events based on the criteria that matter most to you, you’ll tran
Making new connections online is easier than ever, but meeting up in real life still comes with risks. At SlideThru, we want to make spontaneous plans exciting, not nerve-wracking.
We’ve all been there. You walk past a campus bulletin board plastered with flyers, your email inbox overflows with event announcements, and your school’s social media feeds are
One of the most effective anxiety management techniques is knowing you have an exit strategy. Setting a defined time limit for social events accomplishes several things: Makes the
Having a supportive friend along can transform an anxiety-inducing event into a manageable—even enjoyable—experience. A “social buffer” provides: A familiar face to return
While spontaneity works for some, preparation is the secret weapon of the socially anxious. Research from the University of Michigan shows that having conversation topics in mind b
Social anxiety doesn’t disappear overnight, but it does respond remarkably well to consistent, strategic exposure. Each time you push yourself slightly beyond your comfort zone,
Social growth happens incrementally, not overnight. Research on the “progress principle” shows that recognizing small wins creates momentum that fuels continued development. Af
Jumping straight into a crowded party or large networking event is like trying to run a marathon without training. Instead, begin with what psychologists call “exposure hierarchi
