Fig. 1
Isolated calendars
Ticketmaster. A venue Instagram. A Facebook group. A city parks page. Each one is good at a narrow slice of the night. None of them is the night.
Isolated systems of local calendars
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The national calendar for concerts, festivals, tables, and tickets. Utah is live. The rest of the country is on the wire.
6Live markets
43City desks
0Invented prices
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We envision a country where anyone can look at tonight — in Park City, New York, or a town they just landed in — and trust the grid.
A world where the night is already mapped.
They need a grid.
Fig. 1
Ticketmaster. A venue Instagram. A Facebook group. A city parks page. Each one is good at a narrow slice of the night. None of them is the night.
Isolated systems of local calendars
Fig. 2
The human is the coordinator. You hop listings, guess what’s actually on, and still miss the room that mattered. That does not scale to a country.
A person holding the night together
Fig. 3
Yoocal is the grid. Concerts, festivals, tables, and tickets sit on one calendar. Search a city. Open the month. Walk into the night with the map already drawn.
A coordinator for every American night
Fig. 4
Park City, Heber Valley, and Midway are live — the flagship. The rest of the country has a desk. Inventory follows. Announced cities never 404. We never invent a price.
Flagship cells, national lattice

Open Utah. Open the country. One grid for concerts, festivals, tables, and tickets.
Enter Yoocal →
A seat. A table. A night.
Not a mountain-town bulletin board. Utah first. Then every desk on the map. We never invent a ticket price.
Open Utah →