The digital bulletin board
Find what you’d have missed.
The corkboard, rebuilt. Find the group, the event, the people near you — and actually show up.
The corkboard used to hang somewhere real.
The library board. The cafe window. The community-center hallway. That’s how you found the chess club, the run group, the open mic — strangers posting to strangers, in a place everyone already passed through.
Those walls are thinning out. And the group chat you’re already in is fine for the plans you’d make anyway — useless for the ones you wouldn’t.
Why we’re building thisAn event is a poster. Your people are the board.
Taulu is one idea, made simple: post what’s happening, and pin it to the people and calendar groups it’s for. Get that right and everything else — discovery, plans, showing up — falls out of it.
How it works
Find what interests you
Live music, hiking groups, board-game nights, run clubs. Search by place, interest, or name — and turn up the ones you’d never have stumbled on otherwise.
RSVP in a tap
See who else is going and whether you’re free, without leaving the poster. Your friends and your calendar, in one view.
Show up
The day, the time, the place — pinned. Close the app and go.
Two kinds of events.
Private
For the people you already have. A poster only your friends can see — coordinate plans the easy way: no noise, no audience.
Public
For the people you don’t. A community’s board that anyone nearby can find, follow, and show up to. The way you used to find your people.
Skip the text thread about when everyone’s free.
Your friends’ calendars stack up next to yours, so the open window is just there — no polling the group chat, no “does Thursday work for you?”.