How Two Founders Are Reinventing Live Events
What happens when two young entrepreneurs decide the future of nightlife, live events, and local discovery is completely broken? In this episode of LIVING THE RED LIFE, the co-founders of Charted reveal how they are building a real-time event discovery platform designed to help people find live music, nightlife, happy hours, DJs, festivals, and hidden local experiences instantly. From battling the “chicken-and-egg” problem of startups to competing against massive ticketing companies with lower fees and smarter technology, they share the mindset, pivots, and relentless consistency required to grow a software company from the ground up. As they expand into AI-powered itineraries, social discovery, ticketing, and venue mapping, the conversation dives deep into entrepreneurship, startup resilience, app development, and building technology that connects people in real life.
Key Takeaways
- Building a startup means solving real-world problems, not chasing hype.
- Small businesses need better tools for event marketing and ticketing.
- Consistency and daily execution matter more than motivation.
- User feedback can completely reshape a product’s direction.
- Strong co-founders create resilience during difficult phases of growth.
Notable Quotes
- “Technology should connect people, not isolate them.”
- “We just kept showing up every day.”
- “You see your city come alive every time that you open the app.”
- “The best products are the ones that remove friction.”
- “It’s not a sprint. It’s a marathon.”
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What happens when two young entrepreneurs decide the future of nightlife, live events, and local discovery is completely broken? In this episode of LIVING THE RED LIFE, the co-founders of Charted reveal how they are building a real-time event discovery platform designed to help people find live music, nightlife, happy hours, DJs, festivals, and hidden local experiences instantly. From battling the “chicken-and-egg” problem of startups to competing against massive ticketing companies with lower fees and smarter technology, they share the mindset, pivots, and relentless consistency required to grow a software company from the ground up. As they expand into AI-powered itineraries, social discovery, ticketing, and venue mapping, the conversation dives deep into entrepreneurship, startup resilience, app development, and building technology that connects people in real life.
Key Takeaways
- Building a startup means solving real-world problems, not chasing hype.
- Small businesses need better tools for event marketing and ticketing.
- Consistency and daily execution matter more than motivation.
- User feedback can completely reshape a product’s direction.
- Strong co-founders create resilience during difficult phases of growth.
Notable Quotes
- “Technology should connect people, not isolate them.”
- “We just kept showing up every day.”
- “You see your city come alive every time that you open the app.”
- “The best products are the ones that remove friction.”
- “It’s not a sprint. It’s a marathon.”
Connect with Rudy Mawer:
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