Search the directory
Narrow the directory by day, date, borough, fee, and signup method to find a useful match.
Directory web application
NYC Open Mic Master List
Find New York City open mics through a searchable map and directory, with reviewed source imports and host updates.
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Supplied product artwork · Illustrative directory and map presentation.
How it works
Help people find the right event while giving the people who run the directory a clear way to review imports, corrections, and host updates.
Made for New York City performers, venue hosts, and directory administrators
Check locations and details
Browse grouped map pins and open a listing’s schedule, signup details, fee, and source information on a phone or computer.
Keep listings current
Review new imports and community corrections before publishing. Approved hosts can update their own listings, while failed fetches keep the last good data.
More features
- Searchable directories
- Location filters
- Reviewed updates
Find the right listing
Search by date, borough, fee, and signup method, then check the listing’s schedule and source information.
Review before publishing
Preview a new source before approval and flag conflicting or missing records instead of silently deleting or overwriting them.
Give hosts the right access
Review ownership claims and invite approved hosts to update their own listings, with changes checked against their access.
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Repository app capture · Five-borough map and searchable directory using fictional demo listings.
Repository app capture · Borough and fee filters narrow the fictional demo directory.
Repository app capture · Schedule, signup details, entry fee, and community actions for a fictional demo listing.
Repository app capture · An administrator previews seven sample listings before connecting a source.
Repository app capture · Phone layout with search, filters, map, and fictional demo listings.
Need something similar?
A similar business need
A business could offer a directory of locations, suppliers, or events that staff and approved contributors keep updated.
How I would approach your build
Preview new sources before publishing, while failed refreshes retain the last good records.
- Design, development, testing, and launch with a direct line to the person building your product.
- Scope, price, start date, and target launch agreed before development.
- Your custom code and deployment handover, with the 30-day money-back guarantee after the completed product launches.
Work directly with the developer, from the first idea to launch. Your custom code is 100% yours. Client work and code stay out of this public portfolio unless you give permission.
Behind the build
NYC Open Mic Master List source code on GitHub ↗Technical details & image context
The problem
Bring scattered event schedules into a useful directory without letting a failed import, conflicting source, or missing row silently replace reliable information.
What was built
A responsive directory with search, filters, a custom map, scheduled source imports, and a private review workspace. Community submissions go to review, while approved hosts can maintain only the listings they own.
Development details
- Search by day, date, borough, entry fee, signup method, and host status
- Custom JavaScript map over OpenStreetMap tiles with grouped pins and touch gestures
- Scheduled imports from ten source adapters with review before publishing
- Source links, last-checked times, conflict warnings, and retained data after failed updates
- Community corrections, inactive reports, and new-listing submissions
- Admin-approved host accounts with editing limited to their own listings
- PostgreSQL production storage, SQLite local operation, and GitHub OIDC scheduled syncs
About these images and previews
The supplied banner is promotional artwork with illustrative phone mockups. The five separate app captures are original README images from commit 78e9f48, using fictional demo listings and sample import data. The implemented map is a custom JavaScript renderer over OpenStreetMap tiles; provider marks, listing counts, and example locations in the promotional banner are not implementation or live-data evidence. Original image colors and proportions are preserved.