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Here you can see how membership figures at Radiate are developing compared to others
Given the kind of festivities and events it listed down, it is expected that the users of Radiate are from the younger age range. Users belonging to the 25-34 range make up a solid 50% of the entire population. The other half is from members in the 18-24 group and a smattering of those aged 35-44 years old.
Males may dominate the social media platform, but not much data is available regarding the males’ online activities. What the figures state, however, is that an average of 2,500 members uses Radiate daily.
The mobile app also enjoyed an average of 10,000 new downloads in half a year, making it the app of choice when it comes to connecting before festivals.
Also, it’s interesting to note that one account doesn’t necessarily mean the holder’s alone during the rave. The member who joined Radiate may come with a group of friends who are also looking for an even bigger crowd to get-together with.
It seems like Radiate wasn’t overestimating when it claimed that you’ll be joining a community, not just a group.
To sign up, visit the Radiate website or download the Radiate app. The app is available on iOS and Android. To complete the registration, provide all required information.
Radiate offers the following methods to verify your account:
Radiate will ask you to verify your account by sending you an activation code via SMS. You'll then be able to start exploring the site after verifying your phone number.
As a social media platform-slash-events organiser, Radiate has several functions that connect you with events and people.
Named after the spot where you can get in close contact with fellow revellers, the Moshpit lets you view profiles one-by-one. Click “Skip” if you’d like to check more profiles. If you want what you’re seeing, select “Hey.”
The Moshpit freely suggests male and female profiles. Since Radiate is not a dating app, this means you don’t have a say in terms of preference. You meet friends or fellow party-goers regardless of sex or orientation.
This directory-like feature lists down all the music festivals and raves that might interest you. Click on one, and you can select if you’re “Interested” or “Going” to check out other members who may be with you during the event.
You can join the general forum, see members who are going one-by-one (People) or join location or interest-based groups (Squads) for one event alone.
Of course, you can also directly interact with a member via messages. Apart from text, you may send emojis and even pictures for an interactive and playful conversation.
All these features are free, and we think that this freedom to access and mingle is what made the shift from social to a dating app, at least in the POV of users.
During our test period, we noticed that one event could have multiple squads all with various intentions. Locations are common, but some squads blatantly look for members who are searching for hookups or dates during the event. Join one, and you’ll meet like-minded individuals who share the same goal as you.
The flirty exchanges of messages may happen in the Squad chat, but ultimately, members who caught each other’s eye move their interactions to the messages function. Since it’s also free, users can flirt some more and plan their next steps before D-Day.
It was quite easy to complete a Radiate profile since most of the needed details were already grabbed from Facebook.
There isn’t much to a member’s profile: six photos, a name, age, sex, and a short statement about yourself. You may also link your Instagram account if you want to find more mutuals while at Radiate.
Since Radiate is a social platform, it seems like the details it requires is more than enough. Also, all the functions are free; if you want to get to know a member better, send a message.
The free-to-download app is modern, chic, and informative; a requirement, given that the audience it serves is those who grew up with technology.
Radiate is in night mode; the colour black dominates the app making it look even more sleek and polished—accent colours of pink and blue smatter the app for a youthful vibe.
In terms of navigation, it’s quite easy to flit around tabs at Radiate. There are five primary tabs located at the footer of the app. The first one is represented by Radiate’s icon and leads you to Da Feed, Local, and Moshpit sections.
The second tab is where the fun is—the list of events you can join. At present, events from America and Europe will appear on this tab. The third one is the Messages tab where you can backread previous correspondence with other members.
Next is the Notifications tab, so you stay updated with the ins and outs of festivals and whatnots. Lastly, you’ll also have a dedicated tab where you can see and edit your profile.
In comparison to other providers Radiate is free of charge.
One of the things that make Radiate the go-to app for ravers and party-goers is its cost—absolutely free.
Android and iOS users can find concerts, raves, festivals, and other events from the app. At present, there are over a hundred music festivals listed at Radiate. Aside from that, the app also features local events that members may find interesting.
Apart from events, Radiate users can interact with each other via the app. There’s no limit to the number of messages you can send in a day—join a squad, start one, chat with whomever you want for no cost at all.
Here are some noteworthy Radiate features:
Da Feed is the place to be if you wanted to browse through the members who are at Radiate. You can see what events are talked about, check if other members are selling tickets and whatnots, or interact with engaging users by scrolling through this feed.
To get the most out of the app, iOS users can opt to subscribe to Radiate Glow for full access and first dibs on what's new and hot. As of writing, this function can cover 1 (US$9.99), 3 (US$22.99), and 6 (US$34.99) months
Heydar sends an anonymous “hey” to members at the Moshpit. Once the member also sends a “hey” your way, Radiate opens a chat for you. And then you’ll know—you both were eyeing each other. Like the Radiate Glow function, Heydar is available for iOS users only.
Purchases tokens from the App Store in 1 (US$7.99), 3 (US$18.99), or 5 (US$26.99) increments.
Signing Up: | 4.0 / 5 |
Making Contact: | 3.5 / 5 |
Profile Quality: | 3.5 / 5 |
App: | 4.0 / 5 |
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