EventLink Feature Updates [August]
Adaptive AI plan, more accurate results
What it does
EventLink changed a lot... again 😂 For the past 10 months, my boyfriend (CTO) and I have been building EventLink for people who organize events, but aren't event planners. And honestly, we made it way too complicated. So what if EventLink doesn't generate your entire event plan at once? What if it plans WITH you? Now you answer just 3 prompts and get a small starting plan of around 10–14 tasks. From there, your plan grows as you make decisions.
Plan your whole event with AI. Answer three questions and EventLink turns them into a working checklist, an adaptive task board, and a team that stays in sync.
Answer 3 quick questions and get an actionable event plan based on industry's best practices in literally SECONDS! Answer 3 quick questions and get an actionable event plan based on industry's best practices in literally SECONDS! EventLink is an AI event workspace. You describe the event you want to run, and it turns that into a working plan: a checklist built on how events are actually run, a task board your team works from, and insights once the event is over. You answer three quick questions about your event. EventLink returns an actionable plan in seconds, then keeps adapting it — the checklist evolves as tasks get completed, and the AI Copilot raises milestones and warnings as the date…from eventlink.dev
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