In Dino case study.
An offline social app for discovering local plans, joining activities and hosting events.
The product task
Turn interest in a hobby, hangout or adventure into a plan someone can actually join. In Dino’s public About page describes a browser-based social app for real-world plans in Assam.
Find a plan and join it
People discover plans near their district and sign in to join. A free plan uses a request-and-host-approval flow. A paid plan uses ticket booking. Keeping those journeys distinct helps the product explain what happens next.
Give hosts an operating flow
Hosts create a plan, choose a price or make it free, and describe what to expect and their rules. Plans are reviewed before publication. Ticket and event management sit alongside the discovery experience.
Keep public discovery separate from private details
Public plans and public posts have readable pages. Private plans, restricted posts and private accounts stay separate. Exact meeting points are shown to people attending. The public product information also sets an adult audience and separate age circles.
What the public evidence shows
The supplied screen shows In Dino’s actual discovery presentation. Its public About page explains joining, hosting and visibility rules. Those sources make the user journey inspectable without exposing private plans or attendee information.
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