“New York's largest queer community. Now online.”
Her own event photos drift slowly behind her headline. The opening she already saw and liked on our sample.
The film, scene by scene
“10thmuses.com. Everything, in one place.”
The home page glides in almost full screen. The four doors (About, Connect, Events, Referrals) lift one by one.
“NYC's largest queer event calendar. 558 events in 6 weeks.”
All Events. The calendar fills with dots day by day and the event count counts up. Section word: CELEBRATION.
“Find what's near you.”
The interactive map comes forward. The camera eases to one Manhattan pin and it opens into its event card. (She asked for this on the call.)
“Day by day, on your phone.”
Split screen: the desktop list beside the phone, the phone scrolling day by day. (She asked for the mobile view on the call.)
“See who's going.”
An event that has RSVPs. The who's-going row lifts forward, the tickets button shines. AI profiles only.
Waits for her AI-profile view and login (she promised it on the call)
“Subscribe to just what you love.”
Subscribe to calendar: one category ticked (Dating & Pleasure) and its events fly into your own phone calendar.
Waits for her AI-profile view and login (she promised it on the call)
“Paste any link. It's on the calendar.”
A ticket link types into "Add any event from a link" and the new event drops onto the calendar.
“Host your own. Just like Eventbrite, but queer.”
Host your own: the simple form fills itself in, the choice moves Public, Private, Invite only. Her own line from the site.
Waits for her AI-profile view and login (she promised it on the call)
“Find your people. By neighborhood, by industry.”
Member directory, "the cool part": filter to Manhattan, open to dating, by industry. Section word: COMMUNITY. AI profiles only.
Waits for her AI-profile view and login (she promised it on the call)
“Dating in the community. Birthdays & wins.”
One dating card turns to the next, then Community Pulse glides up: birthdays, shout-outs & wins. AI profiles only.
Waits for her AI-profile view and login (she promised it on the call)
“824 places. A trusted network, not ads.”
Referrals: pins pop in across the city, a search for cardiology narrows the list, one card lifts with Save contact. Section word: CONNECTION.
“Celebration. Community. Connection. Join free at 10thmuses.com”
Back to her photos. Her wordmark, her three words, and where to join. The music settles and ends.
Left out on purpose
- WhatsApp groups: she said “I think we leave that out. It's too narrow” (call 11:21).
- Messaging: “I don't think you need to, like, really highlight that too much” (call 08:17).
- Los Angeles: “I have LA, but you can exclude that” (call 05:41).
- Any real member face or name. Only her AI-profile view on the member pages.
What we still need from her
- The login to her AI-profile view. Scenes 06, 07, 09, 10 and 11 wait for it. She said on the call she would set it up and send it.
- Her OK on the script (the words above), before we build. The order says the script is approved first.
- The music feel. We suggest warm, upbeat disco-house, like the sample she liked. If she has a track she loves, she can send it.
The numbers (558 events, 824 places) are read from her site on the day we record, so they will be current.