You're invited to the Product Hunt meetup 🎉

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You're invited to the Product Hunt meetup 🎉

Last year the Product Hunt community hosted over 150 meetups around the world, from India to Montreal. Today we’re inviting you to our 4th annual Product Hunt community meetup in San Francisco on January 25th, starting at 6pm.

Most of our (globally distributed) Product Hunt team will be in town along with several internet friends. Here's what to look forward to:

🍹 Open bar (two drink max — be responsible!)
📸 GIF-powered photo booth
😎 VR games
😻 Kitty swag
💦 LaCroix (of course)
☕️ Fee-flowing Philz
🙌 Friendly folks
🤔 And a few other surprises

The event is free to join with an RSVP thanks to our awesome friends at: Google Play, Zendesk, Grammarly, Algolia, Intercom, Omni, and Spoke.

Join us and fellow makers, reporters, investors, and friends by RSVP’ing here. The first 100 people to arrive get a coveted kitty t-shirt. 😸

P.S. If you’re building an Android app you should know about Google Play’s Start on Android program which can help you recruit early beta testers, get direct UI/UX feedback from Google experts, potential Play store featuring, and $20k in Google Cloud and Firebase credits. Learn more here.

P.P.S. If you’re outside the Bay Area and want to host a Product Hunt meetup in your city, let us know! We’re happy to help.

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