Use case
Tell people when something changes
People ask to be told when things change, then you have to remember who asked. A follo remembers for you, and one update reaches everyone who wanted to know.
Why people need this
Interest fades when nobody follows up. Someone sees a listing, a class or an event, means to check back, and never does.
A follow turns that passing interest into a standing request: tell me when this changes. You answer it once and everyone hears.
Three situations
2019 Nissan Rogue SV: price drop
Now $14,000, down from $15,200. Still available this weekend.
Saturday haircut openings: availability update
Two more chairs on Saturday mornings starting next week.
U10 Hornets soccer: practice or class change
Thursday practice moves to 6pm on field 3.
How sharing works
Every follo has a short follo.ad link and a QR code. Paste the link where people already find you and print the code where they stand in line.
See it applied to prices, availability, schedules and locations.
Why one-way fits
A change is news to announce, not a conversation to manage. Followers read it and act; nobody has to scroll past forty replies to find the new time.
What follo is
follo is a one-way notification service that lets people follow a person, business, product, event, group, property, waitlist, or other subject through a link or QR code and receive updates from its owner.
Where this fits
Questions
What kinds of changes can I announce?
Anything about the thing people follow: a price, a time, a place, whether it is available, or news in your own words.
Do followers get every change automatically?
No. Nothing sends on its own. You choose when to notify followers, up to three times per follo in any 24 hours.