Pick the Instagram accounts you already follow. Every morning, Stackify reads their new
posts and pulls out the real events — shows, openings and games, plus brand moments like archive
sales and limited drops — each with its date, time, place and a one-tap add-to-calendar link. You
add only what you want. No app, no feed, no signup.
how it works
The accounts you follow → a morning calendar, in your inbox.
No feed to scroll. Stackify reads the accounts you choose, finds the real events, and emails them to you every morning.
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Step 01 · Build your stack
Add your favorite accounts
Venues, artists, museums, the brands and teams you love — pull in the accounts you already follow and your stack is set.
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Step 02 · Daily scan
We read the day’s posts
Every morning Stackify quietly checks each account in your stack and reads what’s new — no feed to scroll.
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Step 03 · It’s an event
We spot the real events
When a post is actually an event, Stackify pulls out the title, date, time and place — ready to go.
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Step 04 · In your inbox
One email, every morning
You get a simple morning email with the day’s events. Add any of them to your calendar in a single tap.
what you get · zero clicks to set up
A welcome email, then a morning digest
You never touch a wallet, an API, or a signup form. You get a welcome email with your
private dashboard link — a magic link, so you just open it (no password, no Google, works
on any device). Then, every morning, an email of newly-found events: one email per account
by default, each event carrying its flyer, date & venue and a one-tap
Add to Google Calendar / Add to Apple Calendar link.
Nothing ever hits your calendar unless you tap it. From the dashboard you can add or remove
accounts (with a live Peek preview), copy your private calendar feed to auto-subscribe,
combine everything into one daily email, and see what you've used.
pricing · pay only for what runs
No subscription — just a few cents a day
what
price
when
Start a stack
$0.25
once, when you set it up
Watch an account
$0.05
per account, per day
Preview an account
$0.05
each live Peek
Morning email
$0.02
per digest sent
Watching three accounts runs about $4.50/month — and your
free $5 welcome credit covers getting started. No base fee, no lock-in:
remove an account or delete the stack and billing stops.
get started · one prompt
Set it up with your AI assistant
Stackify is set up by your AI assistant — it asks which Instagram accounts you follow for events
and where to email you, then does the rest. Paste this into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or any Zero-connected agent:
I want to set up Stackify Calendar. It turns the Instagram accounts I follow into a morning calendar of real-world events and drops: venues, artists, museums, galleries, promoters, clubs and sports teams post their shows on Instagram — and brands and shops post their archive sales, limited drops and restocks — and every morning Stackify reads those accounts' new posts, extracts the actual events (title, date, time, place) and emails me a digest — each with a one-tap add-to-Google/Apple-Calendar link. Nothing hits my calendar unless I tap it.
First, before setting anything up, ask me — and wait for my answer, don't guess:
• which Instagram accounts I want to follow — the venues, artists, museums, galleries, promoters, clubs, teams, brands or shops I follow whose posts announce time-sensitive things (concerts, shows, gallery openings, screenings, games, pop-ups, markets, plus brand moments like archive sales, limited drops, restocks and sample sales). If I'm not sure, suggest a few based on what I'm into and confirm the final list with me;
• the email address to send my morning digest to.
Then set it up:
(1) if you don't have Zero, install it — npm i -g @zeroxyz/cli, run zero auth login, and I'll authorize in the browser (first-time signups get a free $5 bonus);
(2) read https://stackify-service.app.withzero.ai/llms.txt for the API (you can Peek an account there to confirm it posts events before adding it);
(3) it's pay-per-use from my prepaid Zero balance — the free $5 welcome credit covers getting started — then create my stack with the accounts and email I gave you.