“Practice cancelled”
Wednesday, 5:45 pm. The gym is closed because of a water leak.
Use cases
Each time: the situation, how people find out today, and what Ohey changes.
Parents’ everyday life: the week’s clubs, tournaments, the holiday club.
Wednesday, 5:45 pm. The gym is closed because of a water leak.
Football on Wednesday, gym on Saturday, holiday club during the school holidays.
Spring tournament, sixteen teams, four pitches, times that keep slipping.
Wednesday’s outing is confirmed.
At the campsite, in the resort, at the museum or on an organised trip: the app you already have works on holiday too.
It’s raining, the programme changes.
You scan the treetop park’s QR code.
Coach excursion, river cruise or guided tour: fifty people who don’t know each other, and times that shift.
Opening hours, exceptional openings and dishes of the day, without ads.
Your bakery opens on the Sunday before Christmas.
Lunchtime is coming, you’re torn between two places near the office.
A programme that changes every week, special screenings, last-minute changes: audiences keep up.
An arthouse cinema, a small theatre: the programme changes every Wednesday, with previews, screenings followed by a debate and post-show talks.
Those who oversee several organisations: committees, town halls, groups.
A water cut affects every gym in town.
Aqua aerobics moves to 4 pm.
For whoever posts: nothing to retype.
You already keep your schedule in Google Calendar or Outlook.
Create the channel of your club, your activity or your venue: two minutes on a phone, and free.