Honolulu, HI: The WhereWolf App, a new,
full-service Hawaiian-centric mobile application designed to inform local
Hawaiian residents and tourists of activities, restaurants, events,
destinations, and more, right from the convenient of a mobile device, this week
officially announced an early special release download option for users who
fill out information on the WhereWolf Email List.
Borne
from a passion for providing expert insight and community engagement to the
Hawaiian region, the WhereWolf App will take listing venues one step further by
also covering daily events and pop up activities unavailable on platforms like
Yelp and Opentables.
“Until
now, users only had the option of vetting reviews on established locations in a
given Hawaiian area,” said Joshua Duhaylonsod, Founder and CEO of WhereWolf.
“We wanted to take the activity and excitement one step farther by making all
the information available in real-time to app users. Now, events, happy hours,
pop-up parties, and more are going to be accessible instantly.”
Inside
the app, users will have access to both a timeline and map view for staying on
top of local events. Both the map and timeline will feature the most talked
about events in a given period for app users to view.
Once
inside the app, users are prompted to create their own free profile and begin
following friends, favorite venues, and events that interest them. The app
contains an instant message feature for getting into contact with other friends
and their daily plans. For those interested in creating friend groups, known as
WolfPacks, a group chat function can be set up on the app that enables
check-ins, tagging, and coordination for all upcoming meet-ups.
“This
app is going to consolidate and simplify the communication and texting that
goes on to try and coordinate plans in Hawaii,” said Duhaylonsod. “With the
WhereWolf app, users can view activities, chat with friends, check into
WolfPacks, and have the entire day and week planned out with one-of-a-kind
events and excursions. By using WolfPacks, users can even tag where they want
to go using our social tags: #TheWhereWolfApp, #WhereWolfHNL,
#TheWhereWolfIsComing, and #WWPARTY.”
Users
have the availability to interact with events and venues by clicking “Vibe” to
show their love. The app also comes with easy map directions and geotags that
make the experience digitally interactive, right from their mobile devices.
For
all Hawaiian venues interested in signing up on the app, the process is similar
to the regular users, starting with a free profile setup. Once that’s done, the
venue goes live in the app, and business owners can start viewing Event
Analytics that are archived from each hosted event. Using the “Vibe” feature
mentioned above, venues can follow these vibe algorithms and see what’s hot and
what’s not at a certain time. All venues can post as many events as they want
and incorporate venue maps and directions. Lastly, the app enables the venues
to market to targeted demographics with editing features.
“We
are incredibly excited to witness the increased revenue for our participating
venues, as well as the increased social activity among Hawaii residents looking
for fun, engaging events,” said Duhaylonsod. “Spread the word on the official
opening of our early special release download period, and head on over to our
platform today to get on the Email List.”
By
joining the WhereWolf Email List, users will be granted early access to the
comprehensive app functionalities.
The
official launch of the app in both the App Store and Google Play is scheduled
to occur sometime in APRIL 2017...
Contact: Joshua Duhaylonsod, 808-664-9596
For
more information, or to submit an email to the platform today, visit: http://www.thewherewolfapp.com/.
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