1OneGA

ETAG RFP response

Build now. Grow deliberately.

Every Phase 2 capability is visible inside the prototype rather than hidden, badged so reviewers can see the vision without confusing it with MVP scope. You are currently viewing Phase 1 — MVP.

Phase 1 — MVP

Shipping scope, fully interactive in this prototype

  • Statewide interactive map with clustering for dense metro Atlanta and single pins for rural counties
  • Four entertainment verticals — Film & TV, Music, Esports, Gaming — with color-coded categories
  • Location-first data model where permanent places and time-bound events share one schema
  • Reverse search: type a production or artist, get every tied Georgia location
  • Georgia Grown badge for locally owned and Georgia-made venues
  • County Submission Portal with a live traveler preview
  • ETAG moderation queue with borderline-content flags and audit trails
  • Passive traveler profiling with no account required
  • Engagement-proxy analytics and outbound referral tracking
  • Feature flags so new verticals switch on without a code change
Open the traveler app

Phase 2 — Future Phase 2

Previewed and badged; switch the toggle to explore

Traveler accounts

Optional sign-in that unlocks saved favorites, trip history, and personalization across devices.

Gamification

Check-in badges, county passports, and set-sighting streaks that reward crossing county lines.

Multi-day itineraries

Chain stops into routed trails that deliberately push travel beyond the perimeter.

Real-time geo

Proximity-verified check-ins, near-me layers, and county-level travel-pattern analytics.

Federated event feeds

Automated ingestion from county calendars and venue systems, normalized into the same schema.

Alerts & selfie moments

Push notifications for nearby events, plus shareable on-set selfie frames per production.

Built to scale past film

The schema is vertical-agnostic: a category, subcategory, geography, and optional time window describe a film set, a music landmark, an esports final, or a gaming expo equally well. Adding a fifth vertical — theatre, motorsport, culinary entertainment — is a data and feature-flag change, not a rebuild.