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Ever saved a cool event or restaurant on your phone, only to forget about it? The Outernet app helps you turn those online finds into real adventures. Created by Danielle Egan and Athena Leong, Outernet is a fresh way to explore your city.
Outernet is a startup that uses the internet to get you outside. The name mixes "outside" and "internet" — a perfect fit. The app lets you save things you see online, like local events, restaurants, bars, or landmarks. Then it turns them into a list of fun to-dos for exploring the world around you.
Think of it as a bridge between your screen and your city. Instead of just bookmarking ideas and never acting on them, Outernet helps you make real plans.
Outernet is perfect for anyone who loves discovering hidden gems in their own city. Whether you're a longtime local or a new visitor, the app helps you find experiences you might have missed.
The co-founders are masters of fun themselves. They organized a citywide scavenger hunt in San Francisco, turned a viral prank into an exclusive NYC restaurant for a night, and created a "sit club" — an alternative to running clubs where people just bring chairs and relax. Their goal is to help others add more joy to everyday life.
Outernet isn’t just another bookmarking tool. It’s a nudge to live a little more. So why not give it a try? Turn your online inspiration into real-world memories.
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