Collect
Connect venue pages, community calendars, local publishers and event platforms, each with its own format and publishing patterns.
EVENT DATA INFRASTRUCTURE
Event data for
AI and software.
Whim connects fragmented local sources into a consistent view of what’s happening, where and when.
Maintained event knowledge for applications, analysis and operations.
We handle collection, reconciliation and ongoing upkeep.
WHAT YOU GET
Local events, reconciled
and kept current.
Useful event knowledge takes more than collecting listings. Sources overlap, venues have different names and recurring schedules change.
- Local sources, brought together
- Neighborhood markets, weekly trivia and venue calendars alongside ticketed events, in one consistent dataset.
- Normalized events
- Duplicate listings resolved into shared event identities, connected to venues and sources.
- Usable schedules
- Individual dates, recurring series and time zones in a consistent format.
- Source evidence and corrections
- Attribution travels with the facts. Missing fields stay explicit, and corrections carry forward.
RECONCILIATION EXAMPLEOCT 24 TO 31, 2026
FRAGMENTED SOURCES
Venue calendarMakers Market · Community Hall
Saturdays in October, 10am to 2pm
Neighborhood guideNeighborhood Makers Market · The Hall
October 24, 10am to 2pm
Organizer updateOctober 31 opens at 11am instead of 10am.
Neighborhood makers market
Community Hall · America/Denver
| Date | Local time | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 24 | 10:00 to 14:00 | None |
| Oct 31 | 11:00 to 14:00 | Opening corrected |
One event and venue, with distinct dates. The organizer’s correction applies only to October 31. Source references are retained.
Oct 24 10:00 to 14:00Oct 31 11:00 to 14:00
Two dates at one venue. The same reconciled data can be mapped, queried or used in an analysis.
HOW IT WORKS
We run the data pipeline.
Your team puts it to work.
Publisher patterns, venue identities and correction history are reusable knowledge. Each refresh and customer integration builds on work already done.
Reconcile
Work out which listings describe the same event, which venue they belong to and how recurring dates fit together.
Maintain
Revisit sources as pages and schedules change. Carry corrections forward so your team spends less time repairing event data.
PUT THE DATA TO WORK
What’s happening.
Where. When.
Understand events across a place and a time window, in a consistent format your team can map, query or analyze.
AI and applications
Give assistants and software structured events, usable schedules and source evidence for local answers and planning.
Discovery and recommendations
Bring local events into travel experiences, destination guides and publishing platforms.
Analysis and operations
Explore events across locations, categories and time to support research, transport and public-service planning.
The same event infrastructure powers Whim, our consumer app for local discovery
WORK WITH WHIM
Tell us what
your team needs.
Share your use case and the places or time frames that matter. We’ll get in touch to discuss coverage, data delivery and integration.
Prefer email? hello@whimdata.com
LET’S TALK
Start a conversation.
Tell us about your team, your use case and the event data you need.
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