Building Wimgo

What are we working on?

Road Map

Here is what the Wimgo development Team is working on now.

The Business Resource Center
This section has seen the addition of a number of new features, including the ability to purchase ala carte upgrades. If you are a business owner you will want to spend some time in the new BRC and see the great things it can do for you.
Searching Events and Activities
We are working hard to improve the searching of events and activities. We want to make it very easy to find exactly what you are looking for without having to wade through pages of results that do not apply to your search. Due to the enormous of number of events and activities in our database we are adding some advanced software to help find only those items that matter to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Wimgo?
At its core, Wimgo is a website that allows you to search a database of thousands of events, restaurants, businesses and more. We created Wimgo to make it easier for you to find all the cool stuff that's around you.
When will Wimgo be completed?
At this time, we have not set a definite date on when Wimgo will leave BETA status and be considered a completed project. There are many new features we are working on as well as improvements suggested by users that we are exploring. We will wait until we feel that Wimgo is the best product it can be before we make that decision. (See sidebar for more information on being in BETA)
What do I do if I have a problem or see an error?
The best thing to do is to visit our Get Satisfaction page and tell us about what you experienced. This will allow us to find the cause of the problem and correct it. You can visit the Get Satisfaction site by going here or clicking on the FEEDBACK button that appears on all pages.
What if I have an idea for a new feature?
The Get Satisfaction page would also be a great place to make suggestions and present ideas. We would love to hear your thoughts on how this website can be improved.

What is BETA?

When developing a large website such as Wimgo, it is common to take that website, as it is nearing completion, and allow the public to begin using it in order to test it's functionality, find problems, and get feedback on what features users of the website would like to see added or improved. This is called being in BETA. It is the last stop before a website project is completed.

Wimgo is considered to be BETA because, though it is a fully functional and powerful website, it is still in heavy development. It is not a completed product but an ongoing project that we would like to get feedback about. Many of the features we are working on were suggested by users like you and because of that feedback, Wimgo will ultimately be a better, more useful website.