Organizers are looking for creators like you

When an organizer plans a show on Recs, one of the first things they do is look for people to spread the word: creators whose taste and audience match the event. That browsing happens every day, across suggested rosters, discovery search, and review queues. If you curate events, there is a real chance an organizer has already looked at a profile like yours.

What organizers actually see

Organizers get a review queue of creators who fit their shows: your location, your reach, your socials, and a plain-English read on why you fit their programming. They go through it one person at a time and save the creators they want to work with.

Nothing is sent without a human deciding to send it. But the attention is real: being on Recs means being findable by the people booking the rooms.

Coming soon: see who's looking

We're building the other half of this loop. Soon, curators on Recs will be able to see when organizers check out their profile: who looked, and whether they went further, like adding you to their roster or proposing a collab. Think of it as the moment browsing turns into a conversation you can start.

• See which organizers viewed your profile, with the strongest signals first.
• Get a digest when new organizers start paying attention.
• Turn a view into a collab with one tap.

The best way to be ready is to have a profile worth finding: keep your calendars current, and make sure your socials are linked so organizers can see your reach.