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5 going-out and sports apps made in Hong Kong

Going-out and sports apps made by indie developers and small teams in Hong Kong. Each one links to the developer's own Threads post and its store page. No rankings, no ads.

Going out and sports

  • DayDayDate

    For: people looking for events, exhibitions and workshops in Hong Kong who would rather not plan the day themselves

    TeamiOSFreeAdded Oct 27

    「我哋係 DayDayDate,都係香港人自己整嘅 app」

    Translated: We're DayDayDate, also an app made by Hong Kong people ourselves.

  • MapMood

    For: people who want to find Hong Kong attractions and film showtimes and plan an outing

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 27

    「有齊即時電影場次,都可以幫你filter 想要嘅條件」

    Translated: It has live cinema showtimes and can filter by what you want.

  • 香港開波

    For: people who want to play a ball game but are short of players, or want partners at their level

    TeamiOSFreeAdded Oct 27

    「所以我整咗「香港開波」,一個以運動連結嘅 Social App。」

    Translated: So I made HK Game Start, a social app that connects people through sport.

  • SeekCourt

    For: people searching for and booking sports venues in Hong Kong

    iOSFreeAdded Oct 27

    「當初純粹自己有個問題要解決,整咗呢隻工具出嚟,放埋出嚟俾其他人用。」

    Translated: At first I just had a problem of my own to solve, so I made this tool and then put it out for others to use.

  • HK Pulse

    For: people who want to ask about Hong Kong in their own words, or see open government data and bus-route traffic on maps and charts

    WebFree to useAdded Oct 27

    「只係個人自資開發,希望有人用下,並不是任何官方網站。」

    Translated: This is a self-funded personal project; I hope people use it. It is not an official website of any kind.

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