SeatGeek joins Atmosfy Wallet

When I started Atmosfy, the mission was simple: support local restaurants by giving people a way to discover where to eat and drink through shared video experiences.

It never fails to amaze me how we reverse-engineer things that feel “inevitable” once they work. But I can tell you with veritable certainty, it wasn’t always obvious that people would capture their dining experiences live on video.

There were countless days fielding questions like: “You think people will just take videos at a restaurant? With everyone around them watching?” “Won’t that feel weird?” “What’s everyone else going to do at the table while they video?”

I think that’s potentially one of the hardest things about being a Founder: what feels clear to you most often feels incredibly foreign to everyone else. You have to find a way to temper doubtful advice with unshakeable beliefs. Faith in the destination, but flexibility in the journey.

We had a fundamental belief: that sharing experiences, inspiring others, and supporting local through video was the future.

Fast forward to today, and it’s been incredible to watch our community expand that mission into something so much bigger.

What began with eating and drinking has grown into a live window into the city, where people are sharing what they’re doing in real time, with events, sports, concerts, and festivals emerging as our fastest growing content verticals.

Today, Atmosfy’s city feeds have truly become hyper-local social networks, with millions of people sharing what’s happening across 10K+ cities in real time.

That’s why this news feels so special: SeatGeek is joining Atmosfy Wallet.

Starting October 1, Atmosfy members will be able to book sports, concerts, and festivals directly inside the app, with exclusive perks like up to 10% off tickets.

For us, this isn’t just another feature. It’s the next step in bringing locals together around a shared love of experiences.

With 250M+ discovered experiences and 5M+ brands and businesses on the platform, we’re still just scratching the surface.