Everyday AI · Daily life
Check an event post before you go
Did you see a poster or a chat invite and want to check it before you travel, pay, or register?
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What you will make
A checklist of what the post actually says, what is missing, and what you still need to confirm before you go or pay.
What you need
The event post text, or a screenshot with private details cropped out.
Before you start
Do not pay, register, or open a payment link from the post yet. Crop out phone numbers, full names, and QR codes you do not need checked.
What to do
- Copy the post, or attach a screenshot after you hide private details.
- Paste it into the prompt below in ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.
- Read the checklist. Treat anything marked To confirm as not yet checked.
- Confirm the organizer, date, place, and fee on a page or account you opened yourself before you pay or go.
Try this prompt
Paste the post. The checklist says what is written. It does not prove the event is real.
Turn this event post into a verification checklist before I travel, pay or register.
EVENT POST
[paste text or attach a redacted screenshot]
EXTRACT ONLY WHAT IS VISIBLE/STATED
Event name
Organizer
Date
Start/end time
Venue/address
Price/fee
Registration method
Deadline
Age/eligibility
What to bring
Contact/channel shown
RULES
- Do not invent missing venue details, schedules, fees, registration rules, ticket availability or organizer identity.
- If a screenshot is blurry/cropped, mark unreadable details “To confirm.”
- Separate what the post claims from what has been independently verified.
- Do not call the event legitimate merely because the poster looks professional.
- Do not recommend paying or using contact/payment details from the post until independently verified.
- For time-sensitive facts, prefer the organizer/venue’s independently reached official channel when available.
OUTPUT
1. Facts stated by the post.
2. Missing/unclear details.
3. Verification checklist: organizer, venue, date/time, registration, fee/payment and cancellation/change information.
4. Red flags actually visible, if any.
5. Questions to ask before going/paying.
6. “Safe to plan around?” status: Verified current / Partly verified / Not yet verified — based on evidence, not appearance.
State when any live verification was checked because event details can change.See a sample result
Illustrative example. Your answer may differ.
Input (illustrative): A chat image says "Community night, Saturday, barangay court, register in this chat, fee to be announced." Example result: Facts stated — community night, Saturday, barangay court, register in the chat. To confirm — the date, the exact place, who is organizing, and the fee. Do not pay from the chat until those are checked on a channel you opened yourself.
Before you use it: A neat poster is not proof the event is real. Confirm the organizer, place, date, and fee yourself before you pay or travel.
Try this follow-up
Turn the checklist into the short questions I should ask the organizer before I decide.
If the answer is not right
If the result says the event is real, or tells me to pay a number from the post, delete that advice. Ask only for what the post actually says and what is still missing.
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